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The Pioneer Log: Lewis & Clark College's Student-Run Newspaper

March 31, 1977 Volume 37, Number 1

Lewis & Clark College Student Newspaper

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1977-03-31

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Lewis & Clark College: Pioneer Log / Mossy Log

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I he nC\\ I < opc:ro~llnK budgcllntludes 1.1
521!0 student ~tundard tuuion hike .10d
mcrc·a .:d cornpcnmllonlot faculty .md Muff.
The I ull l.tcult) mel Mur 14 to hear
l'r~tdc:nt John llo\\;trd pr~cnt the budget
tor 1~77-7M. I he: budget wu' prt'umtc:d to the:
c~ecutt\C: council of the Uoo.~rd or I rustees
the .tmc .tllcrnoon and raufacd.
In .uiditiun lutht \2l40 )tandttrd tuitinn
htl.c, worn und bo.ud wtll he up SKO.
tndudmg an ~II tntrc.t\c. in the lltudcnt
~Cit' tiiC:ll Icc t hc new budget r.ti.,e~ resident
co t' I rum ~4 400 to ~4 771 , ·• n i ncrc:ll\e of
SJ71. Cummuter rule:" will hll SJ.J91, up
hom S~,100
I UtiiCln .tt the t.C 1 aw 'ic.hl>ol w til jump
I rom $2.725 to S.l,O 15 for duy \tudcnts.lrom
St,72S to Sl,910 lor ntght ~tudent~
I he htlo.t' w11l help ~.:over \.umpen.sat1on
.ncrt'.t,c:s clr .tbout II.) percent lor luculty.
ten percent lor 'tall. !'orenscn ~aid the
ftnanual uid I und w1ll also recel\·e un
addttionnl !II 200.
I he purpmt ol the lac.ull) mc:ctmg wus
spparcnth to rc ol\lc conOtc.ts concerning
salanc' and lnngc benefits lor prole sor'
lfo\\IHd 'Jrd the meeting wa"' conftdentinl
and ,,~., d the I 00 to le.tve
Dc.tn o( Student' Du:k Soren .. en Iuter
SJtd nothtng l!onftdcnunl had betn dt!\CU~~ed
tn the lu~ult) meeting
Lewi' and Clark College
Mel Jonts
Maff Writer
\ major c:ntert.unmtnt benefit lor the
I C Chotr, f:uropt:an tour wtll be held
tumurtO\\ in r emplc:ton l enter K l c has
handled the arr.angcmc:nh tn \;oopcrult\ln
\\ llh .tlmo'>t ev.: r) organ11a11on at I. C.
T'he benht will run I rom 8 p.m.to I u.m.
and '"illte.1turc: ~:ntc:rtamment rangmg I rom
J•lll piano to concert rod. and roll lrom
feature ltlm~ to ··vcr) dancellblc" runl<.:.
Admt\\ion tu I cmpleton wtll be S2 )0 per
person There Mil be no addmonul charge
per performance
l-und'\ r.thcd from the benefit wall go
toward'> the Ll Cbo1r' tour of Europe tn
June. Choir rncmber' need to r.tisc: over
SbO,OOO tor the lour wh1ch Includes u
pcrlormance at the ~t MorttL Chotr Fe\ttv.tl
Ill Wlt/C:rland
1 he) wtll .tlso pe1lorm tn neighborang
Swt~'> 'illugc:'> before tounng 'iuliburt \a en·
nu, Prague, Bcrhn and Mumch
\pnl I oor On Palatine Hill" Will
pro\ Ide entertainment for ulmo'l e1.eryonc',
ht,tc Jnd lc:ature food and be:\ c:rugc: ...
"vitchael Kerner Kl C \tuuon manager,
'' ma!ltermlndtng the event He ''"d at would
nevet huvc been po)stblt wtthoutthe help ol
m.m) on and oil c:.1mpo'> ortMnuatton'l
··tt ' a rare occaMon when everyone
pulh together hkt they hnve tor th" benefit.''
Kerner '<lid ~rn all the ttme l'\c been nt I C
I've ne'er ~een anyth1ng hle ll "
"I he cooperuttve enthusa~m ol •• lithe
<..tmpu, organualton' mvolved h,,, JUSt been
great,~ he \Utd 1 hose orgun11atton' include
the '\lumm -\ socrntton, the dorm counCJil\,
SOf-\ ..tnd A \I <.. In addttton. the I C
'lltothtr'' (tub. the lmterntlll::\. the Inter·
nunonnl Student·, A. oc:tntl(ln. the I Ocl
und \ \uA hove: grven assa~t;~ncc
~wc·\c got tood o~nd bcvcr.tge crt\\\,
parking erews, st:CUIII)' creW\, cleJn-up
ere" und ttcket crew'." Kerner .ud "I hc:'c
urganu. rtton~ hove donated whl.ltc\cr
rc outc;c' they hud avutlubh:"
t..erncr h.h put tol(ethcr w h.tt he s:l\, is
1111 trnprc;\\tvc prol(mm ol talent lor the
event I he gruup\ wall perf or rn .111 over lloward h.td ftnnounced , dunng 11 f•eb
22 CAC&:Utl\c council mcc:ttng. thnt "cHort 15
bctng m.,dc to tncrca.M: compen~auon on ull
level~" i\1 that tune hc menttuned the
IHlUibtht) Of lUll tOn hrkcs IO provtde lor the
mcrc,ned cnmpcn at10n .tnd un e:\pcctcd
reduction m ~cdcral •• u.,tunce grunts
Prntdent John llo~ard
Templeton Center.
Field\ dimng room Wlllleuturc a dante.
concert 1-tr t to perform wtll be Garctn a
loll.: guitar ~olot!.t He will be tollowed b)
Hank Ra.,c;o dOd the Wasted R.tnge~. ,,
count I) rod band who'c mu1oic b similar to
the Eaglt
Roundmg out the entert.unment m
Field \\ill be ')and, n popular load group
that h.1s nln:.tdy cut two albums.
St.tmm dimng room w1ll feature a lo~tl
band called Brothc.r. .lnd l·ncnd,, rhc) ha\e
performed .11 't\er.tl ·ot-A d.tnce~ tht"' yc::u
,\lso m Stamm \\tll be a Scuule band,
Rundle Ro\burg This group hns n Iars~.""
lollowtng in the Scautc arc .... , he\' hR\e had
c:MeO!>IVC C~posurc tn Wa,hmglon , und no\\
the\ want to come to Portland ." ~atd ~crner -... 1 he) 're ,, high-voltage rock-and·roll band
With an f n~tltsh tltur,"
I he V.tlshne Champ!>, a wcll·reccl\ ·ed
band that phl\ed nt 1 he Hilt last month w ttl
perform 111 the I ruil Room I he\' play lunl.:
Jnd were dc!ltrtbcd by ~ertler as "\·er}
dunccablt ·
In addruon ._ LC hn' put together a
mobtlc dtM;o ~et·up to pin) dunce mu te
durtng brealo.:~o
Dubach '"" lc:aturc JUU fll•lnt'it John
Henner. who pcrlormcd .1t laM )c.tr';, Chri I·
ma' p.trt\ He plu)" tJrl) twenueth centuf)
Jl.lll Stlent him:-. and ~hon l~ttur~ will be
'h0\\0 durtng ht' breah
Frnull), hall length fealure ltlm~ wtll
,ho\\ an the Council Ch.1mbeno . fttle.' htnc
)'cl to be ..:ho,cn, but Jt..c:rncr .. atd they were
toor..ang throu!Jh the Bc<lll~ cautlugue lor
\U«.:h lilms ,,,., Hem/ Da) \ •'hglu and \lag1cl.ll
\11 \lt'fl' I aut •.. Wc\e ul'o got a shot at u
Ptn~ floyd lilm, a mo' tc ubout Crc:um, nod
m.,, be t r.mK Zapp•t\ /00 Mou/,;' he a1d.
Jt..crncr hu lnunehtd ,, ma: )1\'C: nd\"Cf•
tl\lll!l c.unpaagn to pubhcizc the event
throughnut Portland. "Pubticuy 1 the Ke\ to
ucc""'' lor thi" thmg." Uld Kerner. ''we're
tulmg no chances ..
"We've put tua.:c:t her u hCa\lttl ul pu:atcr
thut will he pnntcd on prulc Mcmal·typc
JMper," he \OUd "In uddtttun, we're prinltn!l
up e\cntl thousund tl)cr \\hu.:h \Iolli be lle autd fu~.:uhy member undcrgutng
cvnluatton 10 u gt\cn )c.u would &tl pnoruy
an sul.tr) adJu,rmcntllo .. wtth emphlnll placed
on mcr11 .. lie aiJu noted that .. ,, enrollment
druJl) or the l·edcrul hn.afiCiilllnd ('aclagc i"
IC$s thun ani1C1patcd ,a t.lcltcit atuauoncould
c:utly develop:'
31 March 1977
dtstnbuted all over l,ortl.md "
Kerner .J.ud he h~ put together an
~armada ol students .. to ussi~t in publici11ng
th\ c.. cnt. "The) 'II be c\eryw here," he ard.
\nd we're bhtnng all the rnctropohtnn
r.1d10 :Hatton:- "1th public sen ice
announcement .-
~erncr hud planned to sene alcohol -dunng the c\ent butlllter Oropped thlll plan.
·• the LC alcohol pohC:) "'ould allow onl)
~tudents and theu 10\ltcd gu~ts to be:
sef\cd," he smd. With the number ol people
he hopes to uttract, 11 'ecmed that .. mll}bc:
alcuhoJ would be more trouble than if
'' mth ..
Kerner •~ ub.o u:.king that LC tudents
Jade. M.ru !iodorffrr. I tad in~c:r hu "'and •
Sorcnsun 5atd there wtll be no &ro\lrth m
neAl ywr·~ itUdent body, but •the new
budget buume5 a ~table number of
studcntr. .. The budget hru enough linan~o."tnl
tud fun!ja for everyone now rccctvang;ud and
the •ncomang (r~hmen \\OhO "'111 need n
.. We're 3111! mal:mg some u sumpt"'ru
about what we'll get rrom the government.
but tht)'re pretty sale huumpuonr.,'" saad
Sorcn,cn .
"I hts u• u good tight budget Jnc:rc 1sn't
uny lat m u and 1t pro .. ides for quahuut\e
lmJlrovc:m.:ontli ... H.: called the S371 ra•dtnt
tuutton htlte the lowe 1 to date in the
Northwc~u . "I he ligure at Lmlicld is S4CIO,"
he ~ud • •
The new budget gi\ICJ the lnculty nn
rmpro\ed health ansur~tnce proaram Wtth the
college paymg an tncrea5ed perccnuage oft he
premtums . 'Inc ncv. contruct wtth Blue C ro
and Blue Shtc.ld ulso mcludes dental care lor
all LC. cmplo)ces
Sorensen doubted that the pontbihty of
faculty unJonuauon had prompted the tn•
• • crease an c:ompcn53tton '"The EA«utl\c
Council ho~d been di~eur.sing fa cull.) com pen·
~Jtton mcrcasc:s 11nce Augu1t." ~US
Sorensen, M nuu was long bel ore Cooper got
rolltng."
&:onomi~ Professor John Cooper
called the faculty toacthcr tn January to hear
ti lilbor negota.uor lrom the Oregon Educa­
taon AuOCJatton. Alan ficin, und disc:uu the
posstbihty ol formrng n collec:ta\e barpamng
untt (J.OG I 24/771
Cooper and other faculty member put
forn ani the •deu after t udymg 1ncome losses
lor I acuity over the Ia 1 four )cats t LOG
2 3 77) .
eooper Ptd he now feels the mceung
accomplished 11om.:thtng.
Ml would say lhc pay mcrca cs had
omethmg to do wttb the poutbtlJt~ of
collecmc bargatntng and rhe omrmatl\'1:
neunn t.ulten b) a number ol people who
weren't 111 all happ) wtth the tatu1 of thctr
l'alarie ,"said Cooper.
help accomodatc the crowds .. It at all
po,stbl.:o, \\e'd hl.;e on and oiT-campu1
students to p.trk d1.1w n bc:hrnli the theater
bu1ldmg.- he saud. '"I don't lhtnL: "Ae c:nn
Cl(pec:t strangers to lr)' and find T cmpleton
from the usual \tSitQr lots."
Kerner 1 alto requcstina; help tn maan­
uumng sccunt}. '"\\ e want ull on<:1mpus
tudcnts to lock their dorm roonu that
mght," he sau!. "tf )ou11 do trust, )OU cnn
help u~ u lot wuh secunt)' ...
.. fhi IS the first time somcthang hkc thLS
ha:. been tned hen: ... satd Kerner .. ,, we can
brmg u olf Wtlhnut nn) major problems.
I hen the opponurut) ''ttl be there an the
lulu~" Re,iew well done, but
"Chekhov rnisunderstood "
1'\\ rht ~ dator
\\ h1le l l;ure MMtm', rCCC'nt
~\lc'' ol the t.."h.·rn c.Jrchur,/ rc.td
quuc pr~llc"t tll\ally . I led th.11
C'hckho' ami the pr~lducuon ''-C~ 'o
mH•Undcr,tm'd nn\J mhrcprC\cnt~
th:ll 11 cannot tand '' ithout com·
mcnt
hr 1, 11 n a cornph:te mi -
readanl! c.'l the plu~ to :~~,nbc
poltU,'".ill or '\lCt.11 concern a"
pnm.u\ an C'hcL.ho' ·, "ntmg He a:.
too .. uhtlc and elu)I\'C to pan do\\ n. o
neatl}. 1 rul\ Chc~ho' ·, Chrrn
OrcJrar.J J) n ,.ubtlc pia) ol m.mncr •
a "romcd'" m the cllh-~tc ... en'e ol the •
~ord ~o 'ctzc upon the app:nent
~ntral cH~nl of I he pia) the lc.'r~cd
~le or the cherr. or,hard and the • (')tate of" hach 11 j, a pan-and call
11 a .. catnl~ ~• lnr maJor ••c:rnl
ch11ng.:,"' '' ll' be bland to the mer edt·
blc nchnc'' ol chd.h'''' gentle
(lOrtrayul uf the'' hok human c,,ndJ·
uon 1 he fllU} ''not \Hthout parallel
m n much older cometh "hach ha' ~
become luml) en,hnned m the
baggage ol our" ctcrn tradrtn.m, 11 I
u'~ Chd:hO\ ·, '' orlabn "111 ~
ll!(: o<:~al chant:c. real ,,r 1m·
phed, •~ onl) \ch1cular lor
Chd:ho' • \'lnUOSIC orche,trauon ol
far \asrcr themes, treated 10 the mo~t
dch,ate re traint, and not "1thout nn
nlmrut a1ntl\ uonh • In a spcetlic umc aml place.
Clu: ho' \\nl~ a m1Utcrpc1ce for all
tames and pla~. ~uct.tl concerns or
no He d~ not get Mhung ur"' on
oetal. rdig1ous or pohucal con­
cerns. but merel\ commenh on thcar
#
unucrsnht} He drll\\) human
1o1ble~ not to cntica1c or to ch:mgc
thcm. but to >hO" them, genii}.
al"'ll~ ... o gentl~. to dcmon)tr3te
"nhout ~kmon:r.tn nion ho" the
human corned~ I!> alwa~~ lilt ath u ... ;,
U) And e'en though Chd:hln mu\
deul "alh 1 he 'cnous \)r t rug1c, 11 ~~
,.1" ·~) d~Hic "ath 1 hnt ,u·an~e haun
11ng hlUCh ,,, 1ron1~ humor an \\ htch
\\ C ~ec llUr"iciH''I II \Uddl'nh
c;.aught un.tw arc' tn ,, m1rr1.u. {llllnS
h.t~lo;\\ olr<h lhm n I he \l:llf' \\ C
thou~hl were up ..
Martin·, ~ctchc' \ll the maJur
role) do ,hght JU~ItC'C hl the ma,tn)
m thcu ..Jchncnuon .tnd ,ubtlc tn·
tcrplfl\, "ut "he ma,,c the ''hole:
the) ompnsc th:u una~uc panufll)
"hi\ h Chcl;ho' hn drn'' n lor u'
\nd to c:allthc mu~1c ~n,enn~ ccnc
ctllln!)e' 10 the produ~uon "dread·
lui"'' oomplctel\ arrclc,nnt Dread·
fut tlr not, U f( t) pacnl drU\\ ing f\lOm
mu,t\ ol the ern and cnurct) :tp·
f'h!f'nUie to I he rl;, \ In Ill \.I, I lound
rhe :.light 11nge ''' fin cit• Jlt'clt•
!>hcxldtOC'\ Ill the Ol\bl~ B \Cr\ clt\Ct •
pill\ ''" thr: pia)
Uc1 ~·ommcnt on 1 he u~:ung uri!
groumlctJ tn the ,arne mt,rc~dtng
On the \\ lwlc. I ltlUOd the rrt)(fu~: ­
lhlO Ill be I rclllarkllbl~ 'cn~tli\C'
rc ... twn'r: ltl the: munumental
dt tllen~c I he' pia) (lre~cnh \\ htle
1 here wcrr: rnggcd r:d~c . the tone
th II I~ '0 UOffil)takubl} Chekhtl\ ·~
"a~ there. nght on
I d'-l n>)l '-'hh to dctmct from
Clam~ \1ttnlll's accomph hmcnt ol
.. tone· I he rc\le\1 \\:1' hn ~and to
the poant, tnd done \lllh con·
adernble competence But I ts~c
IWOS CXCf:f)tllln to her Oap treat­
ment ol the complr:xucc'\ nnd m­
tn~:a~.:le' ol a hel.: ho\ pia~ . and urge:
hct to tamth..rt7c her~dl "11h a httlc
ot the c:\h!O)J\C Chd:ho' cntttt>m tn
pnnt bclore ~he embarra sc:!-hcn.ell
a~:un \11\h such ummury chopptng
amtd the f ragtle lrC:C:l> or hd..ho\ ·~
orchard.
f1111 Sham
Bot~l.lftJT~ \tuff
Truth questioned in article;
Muslim report said "twisted"
To thr Editor
The anicle., "LC attitudes du.·
tract Moslems"' (3 3 77) rauo the
que~uon ot 'qualifications required
to be a $laff '4'nter. The content ol
the artacle renect.s clearly the diS·
toned cnJormauon pr~nted by the
wnter concxrntn& the wue ol
MoJlem' and blam reutpon
The dear~ of truth on the wuc
of cleannt$S , and the .. hesnancy" of
Moslems on camplli to t.alk about
lJLam rebgion c:ould easily be
qu.e~uoned ,
In the quotauon "Islam ts a
dtfferent thtng. you do u more un­
con.ctou1ol) . It u not a btg pan of your life hke other relig1ons," tbe
pcrJonal ,.,e~ ol the anterviewee has
been generalized . BC)ide~ being
talen out ol contell.t, it has been
dtstorted 10 ns presentati on It ts
praumed that quotauonr. •hould be
stated a1 the) ha\e been said rather
than betng I141Stcd around reflecting
the 1dcar. of the reponer.
h ts tmportant that an antcle be
rcVlewed tn terms or conramtng the
prec .. e quot<.~ttons and adequat ~,
venfied rnformauon before 11 rs
pnnted
Mnudth Tagh1:adth
Stmra 1\araog/u Point Q/. it nzissetl.'?
S posium question still heated
To the 1-ditor
\.\'llhOUI IC\llfllng to ~UCh r~·t·
unc" J' Ill tl(0\11~; the anntl~qucu.:ac'
of !)tcH· tla~wutd' letter to rhe
edttor ( 3 J Pl I \\ould like 1o rmnt
out It' ab,urdlt\ on the l'llhlll •>I one •
pnm:tT) ffil\t.:On'<tfUltlOO , Itt oh
\IOU~h ""''cd 1 he poult ol I he '}'m·
ptNUm I urthtr, I .1m ulnud thllt hts
lctler grlh'l) I) Jlilte~ the rc.IC:Ilom Ol
man l.C :o.tudent~
Had Mr. th\\\.ard read the •
mtroducton 'tatemcnt' h\ the • •
Mgant7ers of the '} mptNUm. he
would hu'c noticed th.ll the\ ttem11· •
cd no lc-,, than '' teen ol the most
ob\lous problem~ we lace todll). It''
\ inuall} tmpo''' ble to c\cn /ut nil ol
the problems that \\c, ,,,. u "n,uaon.
and a' a \\orld communtt)," luce
toda). Much lc~' fea-..tble, ,1r c:\cn
f'U'>'olblc:, \\ ould be U ') nlJlChtUm
\\htch gt'C' u' the "\\hole 'tor);' .u.
M r H l\" ard "oulti ,,,k
\\ e were pro\tded wuh ,an llp·
rortunll~ tu hear lout dl(lcrent .. ub·
jccll\t 'tc''' on parttcular problem, ,
The 11Jcot I thank, ""' to prc,ent u'
·~ing !!
To thr Editor:
At the Inter-Dorm Councal
mectmg ol Feb II\. Rod Bond
pr~ented the "C tsc of the Mi\"108
Ot~hc~ " OH~r 2.000 )poom nnd
2,400 collce mug' hil\t been opened
and U\ed :.tncC' lptcmbcr. 1\ \,tsl
numbtr ol da!lhc~ llat~arc , and
gl~'>e. :trt ma~-.tng
"rthout m.tltCIOU5 antent. rc:)t·
dent tudent ho\C borro\\ed the.,e
Item$ lrom ')AvA. tuahn[ltO return
them a:> of vet 1 he Inter Dorm
Counctl hao. !>Upported Rod Rood by
encourugm~ dorm' to reque:.t that
students return the)C dtshc' before
:.prmg break, 'o the need to purcha)t
ne" dt!>he:. (r~ulung tn a prtcc m
uca:>e) do~ not an!>c We encourage
an)' on or ofl-campu\ !itudenh to
rerum the mts .. mg d1~he~
The Jnur· Dorm Counc1l
The LOu i~ an nttd of an ad\er1lsmtt
mana«er The job tn\Ohes can­
~a.uinR off-campus bu ln~~o for
ad\crll\tng contract\ There Is a 10
percent commls\JOn paid.
Do you hue a hot ltad! The
Pioneer I o~t., ne"'-.na .. h number is
nt 233.
Utttrs tu rhe l::.ditor $hould bt
oddresJed to &~ ] I The deadline t.s
10 am .• Munda~s All submt.wom
should bt typed and are subjut to
tdttmg wuh u ltlllt mottvatton, to nllet .1
ha'1' upon whtch Wt could tnllmtc
our uwnthoughh rcttarding the prC'·
llent 'uct.tl \thmlaon l he'\ mpos1um
\\R' ltmued b) the boundanc' ol
J'lr.u.:IH:ahl\ and \\il\ b\' no me:aO\ .10
.attempt tu tt•"e "'the"" hule !\ton.' 11.1\\\.trd ullcr!l t\\u •
dUhltln .tbnut th( 'YmDo;lll~
'\hhttllgh I th111k latHe ol h111 OPII~kl
~rcdll IIHI\l be htrc l!l\1!'11
were to 11 Jl\l\\ th lo cl1o1 n~c the: 14a
'rc)ccled to 'da!Hcpuldcd tn rhel.i .'
clu"nn thur 'the tmlcnto, onc.amr
huh mundlv ICJct:ted (di,rcga rc~e<
the optntun' ol the pcllkcra •
\HIUid be tell \1 ath th~ ulhcr co11~
o;1on tiM I "student' .trc tno.apathru
to care"' !thc~c me the ,,arne) 'cllhcl \\il' II <.ft,lgncd to
pro\ldt u" \\lth 'tcp·h}·~tcr
'nluuun~. ,,.., mnO\ 'tudcnh \\ oul<.l •
h~c. l hc:'c :.pcakcr:. could utter no
,olutwm, lor, catcgoncall} pc.1k·
an g. lhtf(' aren't .1n~. Mr. C.mlfl\
nc\Cr "Ud\'oCatc:d lull-blown rc,olu·
tuln," a' lla~ \\-ard tares He e'en
a,serted t hut chnngc "ould twt lllke
~uch u lorm in tht' countn St.ttcr, • Hc:re, I Mt.,pect lla) 14Md li
rcct Hut 11 due~ not le.n~
dclcnder ol the '' mpo-.1um 1n
''anticlen'' blc pmatwn," lnr on~
h.ardl~ c.1ll ,, dclcndcr
\\hen prc)~cu for "oluuon,, \llld Rat her, 11 put 1 ho'c "ho don't
Uti I hr: s Pllt ''omcthmg to the ellcct thut al he d1d
ollcr .,~liUtton~. we: would ha\c
labeled them a:. ~tmph:-mandc:d So, \\ h1lc I upprecmtc
ti,l\" 11J\ tntCfC\I Ill the ~ubj~
the !>~ mptl\IUm , I rc'>pectlll!:
'tll.tf.le't thut he "ould btlll'r JllCt
h" umc thanktng ubuut tht .. pc.alr­
lt"erll\Jn,, r.uhcr than the validth Rather than berating thnt
,pcuker' lor not ptO\ idang U\ "llh
!>tep~ I or ;1c11on we ,1\ould be U\tng
thi!> \pllcc man attempt to dctcrmmc
what action "e \hould tul.e, "hilc
uuhz.mg thetr opm10ns and other' II\ 1 he s' mpo:.aum m ~encrul.
.1 bil\1\ lor dt'-CU,'>IOn
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The '" t udent ( on1mumcc~ tion' Board
1 no\\ acceptmg c.lppltcallon" for the
I ollo\\ mg po~1t ton"'
• Pioneer lOG L d 1tor
•K LC StJtion Manager
• Ltterary Re\ 1ew Editor
•Yearbook Editor •
Ed1tors and Managers for 1977-78 will
be ~elected this term to take office next fall.
Job de cription and applicatton matenab
are now a'Vailable from any of the med1a
head , or from M1ke ford, d1rector of
tudent act1v1te .
The deadline for apphca tton~ 1 ApnJ
13.
L illot·ln·(.hld
\11natlnc f dllor •
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• • • • ..
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• • Geoll <.:o,..k)
Jdl PttiU
Uurch Mandel
Ph)tht 0\ttr,
Uan• t1otrna~l
Raben Ha•r
U.u.._ Mantn
DaM Kombol
Jnhn ttn<hk) \rt Dirt-nut
Phnluanpb) t dltor
'lpm1\ t.dllor
CumpcKJ tlon • dllor
8U)In"' \1anaatr
\d•rnl\lna \hnaan­
< lrcul•tlun 'fanaatr
Publlct.. Occurtncn (. tndt o .. cn\
\\ rllrn SAnd) \nddman, Kt\ln ll~trd , llrtndl llurnttl
llr~d r> l hu~, Jan l onndl, Juhc l>utn (..arohnc l•"lr, ~ana (,rc)"'Jnhn\Cin Jultr
h•nc~ . Mel Jona, C.la•n: Martin. \lutJ.arcr Scv.tnn, l'clf\ Obon I hom Ku", 'IOanC)
f{uucn lultc '>chou Ktll ~lule), lllllliJnnut I hor lctnno.n l.aurac t.l<ld, l onrilil
\\ n~lhocll
"Jturl•
l'hu&uaraph, llan lilllntcr, Jake: l.rrcnhur11, Ann 'llcnrtr
I ell I >1\on, l'h~JII\ 0 lei.
t.. ul 1'~1~1-n I lou~ Rmcnhcrr. Kyle ltnthcnbotg
l'ruducllun
1 'llanO) 1\n..lclman, RIH <.:11r).
uol11u '•:lie, ~l~r,hll Gnmhcrt \h:l h1n~ I lthhta tdmt. \\til \\ IIJhl
C ""1111"11h•n l•)nc llt~rf!~n c tnt.l,-llr)llnt, \\cnt.l) tq•t~lltl
... ,. n lfMr;&da \\end) ncnap Shllrlcnt' l'llniiiiO, lluul \llhUmU111 !\Iaiit
M,c ulloth I v Otbach 'itc\C Spaldmt Jcnntlct \\ oodl
l'hutu '"' rt•n•r
\d\hur
.l-JII'IIual huld•m• R •chard Uol)l
J11d llllV.Ihul nc
OlltCilll pub •• ..-1 <Jr, 01 the 1\uu,latrd '\lu.trnh ul I cv." and Uar~ loll,11r 11()1§
l'al1111nc II til Rno~il l'urii•IIO Cltcgon 11721'1 l'nnltll v.o: 1.1) Ourtnt:lhca('.ul mlt \!:Ill
h~ the I otl r: 0 ,.c~u l(t~•N "«mtd cb f'\U .. IJ.C n.anl111 l'olll;tn\1 Oregon \nnu&l
•UhKIIJlll '" C •I U 7~ lor I 'i •Ut-(fiMft \'lrll~ t'~f'l Kd IIC lhO.h oflhe I<TIICrJ
o1111d dn nnl lkL .. wflll rcll«t Chc-~It'll> ol th~ ttUlltnl h. >d) 1hr lb,ult) or 1hr ~ollc
lh.lffilnl tf•lhlll P1nchn"
authM and lecl
ootl'atmn of
111n ~t.tble us
l!fhn~ ul '' hul
Pcli, a ph
illc Ben Gun
~:P' m hr.ae
about IMuch
F~llll~O(lhiColl
llnlth
"Man) J
what I!> the m~
,atd "I rud i!
alttr hundred
caur~c ll r J C'~
·brad
d\Jngc the pu
Jc~, can light
lor Jc:w,. 10
there the) c
lh!N" "ho tht
Peh ,lud 1
\l,l\ 1934, "h •
~on that
thou,and~ of
taken to ,\us
~ orhcr cri
j:\\,," he aa(
uPart ol
li a fcehng
.lcllii>h ht~to
~ tlclen,clc
HaJJi
Og.anda
1man who-;e
~ pll)SC~ll p
\(f hi\ p
!IIJgc<.t that
•
~tnt I) amm
ld1 Am•
pre:o.cnt
m1l11nn cou -blrr-:1\smen t
and a dtsJst
)tar~ .. on t
mnaged u
lgand.an cc
lllllomtl cl:l
mdarectl\' r •
hUang:. in
allcdgedl) c
of the Acho
hst go~' on
I he
laithl ull) c
IUldlli~ t
traying ham
do\\n He
) ct. 1~
lltor-.htp
Atnc:·an l
Amtn amut
"Am•
terror und
plitn'!l. H
ht~
Johnson,
b1a
"Am1
nrcc: it) f
lhc m
Hair·
Locat
l. r one
upat
don't
ard
the
will
all.
edla
r of
pril
ln<lslcy
o .. cn\
nar•
\\ rljlhl
11\ltlh•, Jews can
Mtqtnrel "'t'wton
~lorf Wr1h:r
P1nchu' l'ch, JeWI'lh poet,
1uthor and lecturer. •mad purt ol the
cou,utiun of Jews 1n bwel to rc­
a;.~an )lllhk 115 ·• nat ron 1 11 renewed
l:(hng ''t what it ,., tn be ll Jew.
l'rli, a phrlo,oph) prulc~'~ur .11
i!!c Ben Ciunon Uni\cf:)lty of lhe
\t!fl' rn br.1cl, !!puke a1 L C recent I)
lboUI lsrach hl,tor}' I rom 1 he
r-IIIIOSUphiCal pc:DpeCIIVe ot an
1511ch
"\tan) Jew' II!>~ lhen'l!lcl\c: s,
'lih.tt I!> I he mcanang ol !:.melT" J,eh
pill "hr.tl'l ill lhc hrst \lpflnrtuntty
liter hundred) lll ~ e.rr to change the
tllllf~C \If .JCWI'Ih hr~IOT) .
"l~r:u:l w a esttt bli,hed to
±lnFe the pan of htstor,) to where
k~' c;m fight bad It \loU ~~•u biJ,h­
cJ tor lcws hl ha\e one pot nn earth
ahcrc the~ cun hght h,l(.l.. ugtun:~t
tbosc "ho thn.: 1tc.n them,"
l'ch :\did he: \\J!-1 barm1111.ti11 :\J '"
\Ia) 1'1)4, when hew a~ lJ yelln old.
"On th.11 .• me duy, hundreds ol
lbou•.tnd~ or ch1ldren m~ ag~: were
11~cn to \u,ch\'ltl lor comm1111ng
10 othc.r cnme than be1np born
Jr.\l, .. he ard
"!'aM of the hie of C\ier" J,ruelt
t1 a lt!eling that he 1s redeemang
JC\\J)h 'hi~tor) and thl'> hdpl~!>ness.
lhu delen,eJes,ne)'> \I.e had for \O ally "fi _,
mnny )'t'-lrs •·
Pelt utd there <Jtc 'three ba~k
prcmt\t that mu~e bracl1mportnnt
to Jew~ .< )nc 111 the fec:hn~ lor a need
ol renewed luynlty ,, quest to dis­
co\ cr "hal their hen luge 15.111 uhout.
"f 0 tr) to di!>CO\'Cf JeWISh
h1Mory, )OU hu"c: lO go b:tek 4,000
\'C.U ," he Sllld. "It'_. an Ci'U51enl1:tl
quc,llnn Where am I goang and
\\.h,tt hu\C I brought \\.tlh me: !rom
my lcwi'iih ht5torff
l'ch ~:ud thr: l>cCnnd re.1son lor
the Importance of brncl n& 11 t,tlc.
\lollS I he Jcwt h run h." lnrce m1Jhon
.Jews h\c in Israel lor all the Jew& ol
paM ha:~~tor) ' und lor the Je"
throughout the world," he asd
.. 1 here w11l al\\ ·')' be large
groups ol Je\\ OUI!itde br.sel, but we
arc .sll one people. It 1s u lnte,
whelhcr we lake 11 or not When they
vpcnc:d lhc: duor.s at Au:~chwltl , no
one rl ked them what thcydtd, where
the) were lrom fhe) ,,ll \\c:nr in"
J,ch stuil .IcY! hh dc~uny 1 the
third rcuo;on lor the: amportanc~: ol
the JeWISh SIBIC "We !iiiiJ ha\e
!iornet htng lo tell the world. Wr: arc;.~
un14uc ~ople, and our cl'pcncnce is
not omcthtng to be Jo.,t Mu) be w.c:
cun help the w.orld uvo1d another
Au,chwttl ."
Pcli smd :s state •~ not alwu}'!' u
negut1vc thing, and not tllwa)' <~
poliucul state, but a \eh1cle lor ide11s back"
He 5,ud tha~ I\ th~: caK wtth ln • .~et,
.. I he stnte tS a tool to serve .a
one tep to .... urd una~ers."tl fulftll­
mcnt. I he return of Jerusalem to the
Jew~ 1~ not,, pohtic:CJI I ulhllment , but
a spmtual one,"' t•eh s:11d
Peh s.:ud luael 1' per hap\ the
only pl.tcc "'here a Je\1. can wulk
down the street und not leel sdl­
consclllU!I "'beCllUM: eVe I) I hmg IS
Jcwuh about hruel.
"1 he Btble as Mill the nauonnl
sport an llirnel People uJenttf) w tth
11. It's thcar Mugna Cana, thetr
Declaration ol lndepcnden~ ...
Pelt su1d lt.racl ha• had three or
four \liun an IU 28-yc:ar eJu tencc
.. We h\e under const1tnt
danl!!c:r," he '-Aid •·We're turrountlc:d
by cnem1cs."
Pelt !laid ulthough l~orael lS a
Jew ash :nate and the onl) demo~.:rtlC)
1n the: M1ddle t!.ust, the Arnb\ livulg
there ure lrcttted well
.. We follow our own ex­
penencc:," he said. dlhere t5 .10
independent syttem ol schools,
governmc:nt-own~:d and run lor the:
Arabs. and 1\rabic is an oliic1111
language tn Israel. The coiM fire
both llebrew nnd .\rubac
"The: Jews l..now what it i 10 be
u minorilv," he said. "Attention to •
the minorui~ come' from the ex-
pc:ncncc ol Jews being manonttes
themselve.<i ."
•
Att1i11-a "clown", no lau
H.aJII 1 bo~tein,.,on
tan \\ rlter
llg.1nda 1.-. ruled b) the whim' of
1 man who\C: on I~ tnlent '>cem'> to be
10 pu"es!t power and e~erci!i.c II
wcr ha~ people Reccf\t events
IUJ!te t that \Omt .. ort ol breu..,tng
• f()IOI IS tmmutc:nt
Ida :\mtn Dadu, \\.ho came to
prt,ent position through Cl
D'nhlltr) coup in 1971. '' an ~:m­
barra ~mc:nt tothc Alncun count rae-.
and n thsu-.ter lor Ugnmla. Aher IX
itors "on the throne," Anun has
managed u tollll c;.oll.lp'e ol the
~gaml.m ~:conom\ \mne:.t) lnter­
!13ltonal clu1m' he 1 directly or
llldtrc:ctl) rc:.pon'>tblt lur 1.000.000
kalling' in Ugunda ·\mtn hu.
llll'dgc:dl) embarked on .t genoc:tde
olthc \cholt and l.angi trtbe~ . I he
lilt goc. on
The Wc:\tern media huw
lanhl ullv co"cred A min .tnd h1~ .tb­
turdlliC!\ through the ~cur' por­
uaytng him a-. little short of .1 publtc
down. He hu~ been laughed at
\ct. an \fric:a. ldt Am1n's dlc­
tator,htp " no laughrng mou,.r
Alru::tn ll !>ludenh do not lind
\mtn amu,ing.
' \m1n go,r:rn' w tth complete:
terrur and with the ab,encc of aO\
plan~ He', .1b:.olutch \\hlm'ilt.tl 1n
hi\ t1tt1on' &tid Nanu G rc)­
Juhn!.on. ''" I C ~tudent I rom (,arn­
bt3.
"Aman tnok .td\untagc: ol a
ncce.\ 11y lnr change an Ug.mdu wuh
lhl.' nulltary coup ol IQ7J, hut h•s
lltott\e!l nrc on I~ 1 hose: ol po\\ c:r. nnd more power. l hut's all he: wont .
• "J he: Organat.Uton lor Alncan
Unit) 1, not 1n a po,uion at the
moment to tal.;e an~ action agnanst
him The OA ll has first to c~tabh'lh
omt poht1cal common grounds tor
UCtllln of the !>Orl," he ~llcJ.
E.A Kumbruwuh lrom Ghnna
~tid he j, oppo~cd to the wuy A min 1'
runmng the country. "1 he \ltUilllon
lh~:re ~pen., 1·-E-A-R. Amtn l'!i pro­
mllll.try and pro-ego, h1~ own ego.''
~.uti k. umbru\\ .th .. U:ouall). malnnry
l?l'\ rnmenl!l bnng 10 e:\pcrt to
handle tcehmc-.tl .1nd complex
m,tttcr~ "' go,ernment, ~uch U\
econom) .
NBut not \m1n Ha!> rule ~~
cnurc:h bu~eJ on the mlht.tr\. on the •
muchanc~ . llt I' a power-,ec..,er and
po\\ tr l'l .111 he want~
N Amin hu" torlettcd Uganda·
lorcign rcluuon' and no\\ U@undu
hardl) ha' .sO\ lorcign relnttoM 111
.til 1 he countr) ,, nport .tnd 1mport
bmimc:~' ~~ 1n 'bumble, Yo. they
hu\t enough tooJ It ' JU'l ·' que -
uon ol how Jon~ l'gandu c-.m go on
\\lthout export~ and 1mporb."
Kumbruw 11h -..ud he had fU'l
rc"c:l\ed new thnt the Human
Raghh l11\1~1un of the OAU had
-.umm\lned Amlll to unswer lor prc­
'cnt ongotng m llg.sntJ,,, 1ntcrm' lll
human nght "I he onl) Wll) I ~.: 1n
• ,cc the ,lt her t\1 rrcan count rrc an-
tes 'enang 1 tf the 0 \\ !\ccurit\
I urce mu\c 111," sllld K umbrU\\Ilh
"Hut that won't h;tppcn unl~ the
t gumhm rn,t~l'C: lhcm~d,cs en \lUI
ll•r helf'."'
Hair Fashions .for Men & J¥on1en
lundny Thru Saturda)
Located ~•t SO I 1st St. orner of I~~ "\: J1 St.
•
Lake OsweRO 636-7626 As yet, th~: Ugandans hn .. ·e not
done that.
Wh) ha\e ullthc 1\lncan coun­
t·lc' c "ccpl Zumb1a and T untanta
._,c:pt qu1ct ubout t\mm' One theon
ac~;nrdmg to I mrt' mnga7111C, IS th_.t
/\man's brutal ~hav1or obscures the
bl.tc~ trugglc: an South ,\lrac.t and
RhnJC\IU, th 1t it lend a hand)
C}i\.'U)C to the South \frican und
R hodc tan gu\c:rnment~ t(l condemn
bl.ld leadership .
N fh1:. .trgument 1~ nut \ahd,"
sntd to.:umbruw.,h . "Amtn ,., an no
",,,. r~:prnc:ntati\ic of Alnc.m
gon:a nmcnl It goC' Without 'i.i) tnJt
that \fncn ha m.•n) good leader •·
"\nyone "ho dclcnds Am1n
mu'l do 1\U out ol 1gnomncc." he
s:ud.
• • 4' • • Disco: social disease
•• 8r11d 0. Clark
Srarr Writer
There as •• pla(luc spreadmg acrou the country lfs called D1sco
t\c:rywhere I go. that'' what I hear It's the 1\:Jrne wuv m the record
More. It seems rhat t:"ery new release, routed 110 h1ghl} an the trtlde
p.1pcrs, Ui d1sco molt\oatc:d
C.uc rn pomt llrh1c fircen hns long been one of the better JRT.l
trombone men around Mc:nt1on has name and othcni an hss league nod
tn ugreement Not any more~ my Jncnd& Hi\ latest album I !I, at best, n
cop-out
I he ne"' Htrbie Mann .1lbum, Bird 1n a Sri11U Cug~. as. ont'ther
e ample You m•ghtUA w:ell be hcanng M rheme from Soul Tnun-for
the milhonth lime S•l~er Cogt< t!ln·l tra~h. u's JUst "ct} commen:utl.
There is ,orne good flute: "'ork by Mann, ulong "tth a light rhythm
cellon. Sui &here aiWit)S IS .. hen you rlay thesnme pall ern IWenly-fhe
houn a dn). etght days n "cck
Where dOd one so to ltnd JD:lt that u 1mmunc: to tht1 mtecuon"
l here: ue a few label' th.tt 1h~ uwoy I rom ex~o"CUt\c: commer­
Ciahl>m A&t M R.c:cords hllli rc:leaud Se\crnl album on the lloni.on
In bel The) offer fine JD7.Z, and the album notes nrc"' orth the pncc: of
the I,P'~ If )OU .m: lookmg for a ~ood J3l.l educ:auon, rend all the
Hont.on hncr .
Some rc:commendc:d album on the: Hon.r.on label nrc the Jim Hall
albums. LI\'C ond Commatmcnt. l"he Da .,e Brubeck Quartet's T ~ent)"­
hlth \nnl\ersar)' LP. nnd both olthe"rhad JonC$and Mel Le"'u discs
Balled as the .. qu1eteil mu)tC on wrth." EMC reigns supreme at
producmg modern and pro,gre l"e JaU. for all listeners. As fnr ru I can
tell, ~\.IC hll5n't rc:Jc:n&cd n 511\glC: turh) S&noc the wbc:rs Jn!X"pllOn 1n
1~70 . fhc Chtd; Coren albums arc good, the K~:1th Jarrett albums are
worth) and Gary Murton olwB)"i 'hines.
\nothr:r company not enurely controlled b) commeraat
dem.and~ ll'i the Frrtdom lube! Rand) \\'~ton, for aMtancc, grn" Ita ted
to l'rccdom alter n \Cry lon~ und dirficuh search for n label that
wouldn't mold hn st) le lt"s hard to pin) 50lo p161no tn a dasco pattern.
F:1n1a'y Records used to be the second w:ord tor Jall h is gomg
through us vuulb and rc-releasing Ions upon tons ol matcnal. t-nntas)
has the raghtsto the c:-.trly SO' Cui Tjader r-ecordings. and the)' arc equal
1n quaht) to an~ of hi recent releases.
Funtll!.) i al. o re-rel~:astng m<Atcnal b) the lute Vmcc Guarald1.
1-:nownmo tl) lorthemusiconthe'Pcanut 'apccud Vrncehlldlutyle
all h1s O\\n lhosc: of ta whos.e tntcrest goer. back a few years \Iiiii
r~:member his htt rc:cordang. ·cast' our Fate To the Wind .. h has been
returned on .10 album ol the same nnme
Fantasy' sprn-otfs, MafQtOnc ond Prcsll8e. h:nc: rdettscd u senes
of l\\ o record sets of mre or unreleased cut . Malc:stone ha the old
RI\Crstd~: tnpcs.. w htch encompau the I ormation of JBZ.7. as "e t.:no~ ll
todu\. I has JUI.l. .... ill enhance your collection (and ) our cars) ror yc!lrll
on end.
fe\\ C\enmg~ ago, I 'Went to uc the Mount Uood Communtt}
College J.ttz 1 nb a.,nd. M UCC has been the leadmgJalZ educator an
the: Portlund area. "uh three b1g JllZZ banda, lw o JUU chou'$, and
combo~ Mngtng out of the ~000\\0rk The emphiUIS u on pc:rlor·
mance. and the) cook.
1 he pc:rlorm..tnte I attended wa nl Sun,ct tltgh !though there:
was ~ome nd~.sncc pubhCII), only thlrt)-11\C: people hawed up The:
band till plnred well and w more rc:la:\cd than UJual The e. pericncc
"3\ \\C:IJ worth the: one dollar adi'TWSIOO charge
se,.cwl people: lrom the MHCC progrum hu'e gtaduoted to b1g
name b3nd . lhc mo 1 tamth rare lan \ tankec. "ho plil) \\ith Stan
to.: en ton ttnd ht!> b:ind. and 0 \"C Barduhn. "ho arranges hlS charts at
the: drop (II [t hat
• • •• ' ' • •
•
• oday
• Orad lim' fur 0'Pl R (. \Utnmrr in·
tetn,hitl appli<'atlon' '' lt,,J 1\ \pphLiliOn'
-:ue Q\-:ttl3biC' 10 the ll O~PIR<.• otlt« in
l cmplelt'n enter nnt to I he maalbll'c-
•llu~ l•'t' \\" \h llttlr l rrnchman. • •
:an umu tnt; an,c,ugauon mtn the momlit\
and ptlhltl' ol l'!lnmhnh!im 1n ~"tc:cnth
~ntun Hnml. \Hll h'"' tnd<1\. ~.JO p m :u
the ~ltn ie lfou e. I :':'0 '\\ I u •lor ~trcet
\dmtf>'lllO 1 _2. It '' p u lllthe I'' P,utl Jnd
lntcrnauonal him fc,IJ\111 Other lc.Jturc
tomght.
7 p.m.-frrnl'h Pro\'tnllal, n French
tud ol the n'e and tall ot three generauonl>
ol 1\ '>ffiltll·t{l\\0 lllCIOI")O\\O&ng fumil~ ,
Q p.m.-ProJc•ruon Prn•cc, nn antn{!utng
mclodrnmil from rrnn~ about II film dlfet­
tor'~ etncmauc c\phHatltln ol h" O\\ n pJ\l.
t\dmt' aon to the c\enang lenturcs '' _3,
I m further mlomt3tton, caU .:'"'~~595 .
• f'ht ~luthrr and the\\ hort a "orth\\e\1
F1lm St udae5 l enter prc:,c:nt;Uton wall 'ho\\
tona~ht, i p.m. at the: Port lund \rt ~lu,eum,
·\\ Par~ nnd \tadt (\fl \dmt ''on i• Sl.75
•.\udiliun" for Jean Claude \'an halhc's
satire men run llurrah \\ tllllc tonaght. ;;JO
p m., m the Jc""h c,,mmumt~ Center at
6651 \\ Cupttolll\\). I hrcc mc:n und three:
\HlmCO tO I hc:tr carl\ l" c:ntiCS MC: needed.
l'hC' prot.!uwon anc:ludes chMcogmphy and
'f"' ~n ~hor.sl "orL.
•'o"' and l)au~htcf' of l hundtr "til
~ 1"-n · maght .Jt b p m .snd run J'hur.du) s.
Fnda) and Saturdavs through Apr 16 ut
the ~c:" Thc:utte, ju~1 belo" LC. lackel' are
SJ. for mou• mlormnuon. cull 24(1-14b7.
·~rt'nf" from the "'1a~t · opens tonight.
111 p m, at tht l he.urllnn, 614 .S\\ lllh.
Pcnorm;tn~ ""II run rhr(lugh MD) 6. \d­
mt Mon 1s S:!. For more mJormatu1n, call
225-QI20
• \ Jall (~thai 31 the llm\CNI~ Ol
Portland "•II bt-pr~ented todiJ) rhroutzh
pr 2 11he lc: u'·al contmuc throu8hout
each da). all o\cr campus Httzh 'choob
from the ~orth\\eit \\ill compete. Ra)
Bro\\ n, a bra~ 1\pcctahst, "•II be: tea lured
For more anforrnauon and chedulc::.. cuJI
2JS'\-7. :"I
• rummalt ulc, !ponllore d b) the l C
Mothc·r Club, "'11 be held todav ilnd • tomorro". Apr I, from 9 .30 a m. to 2 p m. at
the 1tgard Communit) Center on Commer·
cial Street For further anlormataon, call
Doroth) P1ercc, 771-3396,
•
•Dumi, ol [>umt and the Mtnanrt Manm·
b.1 En~mblc:. \\til appear pr I from Ito ..t
p.m 10 f \Bns Audttonum He will perform
on the: \Cncan drum, mbtru, r\lncan
ll) luphone and wtll ul"o ,'"M Admmton '·'
fret.
•1 hr 1.( m~n\ tenni' tram "til meet
ronland SUite Unl\c:t 11~ tn P1tmphn on
Apr. I nt J p m
• The hi (•urtJand lotcrnarlonal Film
fo~thal \\til present the lollowmg on Apr. I
at the Mo\tC: Hou.e. 1220 ·w faylor Street:
2:~0 p.m.-Ftc::nch Pro' metal ( ce M:.r.
31)
7 p.m.-Aill"gro nun I roppu ( ltalicnt, a
mogruhC1cnt parod) ol Wah Dtsnc) 's
fontauo
9 p.m.-l-et Jut Rrign Suprf'mr(rrench),
t!l;n tth tsccount ol the decline nnd fall of the
decudcnt f·rcnch Regency in the e:arly
etghtccnth c:entUI)
dm• 1011 to the nlternooo leaturc 1s S1,
SJ lor those tn the: C\cn&ng.. l·or further
ani orm:uaon. c~ll 221-4595
•( umr fltthrr,(IY71) M rtan Ju)IM'sX·
led him lc 11Ur10@ f.arrult r 0\\Cetl·MllJOf'fi
'• ~•II ttc h••"n Apr I IIJO pm an
! ( (l I d' I tun c n I mo\1 r ported!)
he prudu r harlt 1" l on
11 dma I ~ •
•1 ht 1 C tnad1 1<'11111 "til rnccl \\'httmun, I
p lt1 \pr :oil ltll'\lllhJ
• Thr '\cmh"t"t 111m "tudit·'> ( "'"'"' '' 111
rre .. c:nt ' If lo.td .and 7 II Hml.. both ( hnrhC'
< hnpl.tn ,tlcnt 11Im' \rr ~ 2 p m at the
Purtland \n \lu,c:um ..., \\ p,,rJ,; .tnd
\l,Hh\ttn Cull 11t> ~l\ll lor turthN mhum.l·
twn.
• I ht' ht Portland lnt<-rrulhnnol I llrn
I· ..... riul \Hll prc,cnl thc I olio" an~ on \pr .,
nt til< \hl\lC Httu,c, 1210 ~\\' J,l\lor Strt'cl'
2 p rn.-AIIt~ro non lrc•ppr ('oC:e Apr I)
4: IS p.m.-J <1 Jo 1 Rt'l.l. ·• \uf)rf'lll«' ( c-c
\pt ll
7 p m.-fht• I aile (I h;ncht. cxplnr~~ the
' tlu" ,,I ,, "oman tn '\c::\1 Gumcu "hen l>hc
JOin' a -carch lor r •n Btrd·or·P,trtttlt'c:
kuthct,.
Q p.m.-The> fk,, ll'a' (rrcnch).a comc:d)
.tbout n b''' \ 'ummcr c.amp, ~tarnng an uri~
ihrcctor \\ h(l drc:lo"'t hkc ·• woman and the
uthletil· director who tnc:~ ll' h1de her •• urn,
htm
\dm1 ,ion to the m.lltncc-. '" 2. J tor
e\crung leatures C.tll 221-4595.
•1 he <.old<'n <..oo,e. or I he Pnnce 'Who
\\'ouldn't '-)mtlc. 1\111 bt prc:,cnted tn the
Portland lt\IC Thc.\lrt.' Blue Room, \pr 2
.at l:JO and~ p m. h\ .tthou~hl pro,okmg
play .tbout a i.Jo1c:n f!Coplc glued to ·' bo)
CUrr\lnS 1 gomc ~~ause the: bo) wanted h~
be ltng. Ttclo:ch tsre I. C.tll 22b-J~!i tor
•
•
• T hr hi Portland International I tim "ill
procnt the hlhl\\IOt' on \pr l at the ._,lo\lc
Hou'c 1.220 '\\ 1 U\ lor Strc:c:t: •
2 p m.-7h, I al/r•1 bee \pr .2)
~:1~ p.m.-Ill ~ 81'11 Wat ('et Apr.2)
7 p m -Pumpmg Jro" ( \mcrtl:llh) •. about
the \~urld ot bod) bualdcr
9 p.m -\1glu oj ComllmR the• )'.·a"
Cf:8)·pu.Jn), :.1 tcrnl}ing ep1c about u mbe ol
puor hcrd>mc:n '' ho ha\ c lound the lomb' ol
ro) al pharoah' <tnd t hetr treasures "hach
hu\1~ lam htddcn for )000 veah, •
dm1 .,ton to the mutince' a~> ~2. SJ lor
C:\>c:ntng lwturcs. Call 222-t945 lor lurthct
mlormauon
• I he l ( choar wall .1ppc:ar in concefl Apr
3, 4 p m , ,,, ')t \larl ~1re~b} tenan Church,
9750 SW Tcf\\tlhger 81\:d. A S2 donatton
\\ill be accepted at the door. Proc~:eds "ill
help lmancc the cho1r'~ European tour •
•
•1 hr dr11dllnr for 'ubml!.,lon.. to the
•pranp ltter.u' Rc:vtc\\ ,,. J\pr 4 ~ubmn
) our poelr), pro~c . Jrl and photog• a ph) to
BoA 137
•I hr l C l urnln~ Di,ablliti~ Crnttr
bcgmt. pnng term tutorinp -\pr 4
Rclerrat. arc accepted from purenl,,
teadtcr und agenc•c:' lor children and
tcenugcrt. who do not ach1c:vc: thc:tr C'-Jle"tcd
level in boi!ile \Lit II ubJcCh. l uturtnl!
Zin)ion~ arc on a one·to-one basi . three
ltmC'~ ·• week on the I.C campus.
I or regtstratton and Icc tnlormcuwn , con­
IIICI the I earn111g Ol)abthlto Center nt c t
25~
•1 he 1M Portland lnttrnatlonal film
Frdh·al will prcbcnt the lollowtng on Arn. 4
ntthc MO\IC Uou,e, 122USW f'n)'lor Street,
l:)O p.m.-Pumpmg lrnn ( ec Apr.)!
7 p.m.-/farlan l owm. U.IIA ( AmencnnJ
t1bout cu.tl rnanm~ lam&Jte\ lightang to "111 n
l mted Mine \\01 l er contr!lct.
'I Jl• m.-A 1/,•gro "'''' I mppo 1 !ICC: \pr II
tlfnl\\lt'IO to the tllernl.'hm lc.tlurc ·~ S2.
Sl 111 the c\cntn~ I lH I urthcr mfnr mntaon,
II ' ... -4S95'
•I r c:hanae da' a pnl 4 Aller thut IJ,J),II \\IJI~.:cl I 5 hl malc.tllCJllllllO'In \llUf
.l.t" "d11:d ulc
•1 h.,. I ( ""'" ... h nm' h.''""" til tllcmpt to
get the h.tllo\cr tht net .1gutn~ttlu:<. nllcgc nl
ld.th''• \p1 4, 2 p.m. tn P.unrhn
es.
• Thr l C ~omen' trnni' ttt.1m ''ill '" mg
ag.un'l \\ ,l,htn~tun "l.ttc tn P;Hnplln, Apr. 5
Ul l pIll
• nturul Rc,ourcr': l ndcr..htndlnt: the
I radt-ofT' ,, \\tlrJ..,hur tu c-\ploH the
hnut.tlton' tnt en c: nuvn' and h:g.tl a spec'"
ol prc~cn mg the em twnmcnt "hilt b.tlan·
ctng our 4Uillll\ ttl hie, \\til h1. hdd \pr .S,
7:.'0 tu 9;30 p m .11 the "ttphburhood
Htllhc, 3010 '\\ nd
I here 1\ til he .a ~.h..rg~.· ul 2 lor the
\\Ml'h''Jl Rcgt,tralton mu) h~.· ~.:untarmcd
b) wlhnr 221.09M
• I he t...t lnt c:rnatlonul I ilm I "'th ol \\til
prc:.cntlht lullo\llng on \rr '\ .tt the 1\lo\lc
Hou~~. 12'0 \\\ I a\ lor 'lrr~d . •
l;JI) p.m -Jlarlon ( uwm l .\ ·I b~;~:
·\pr 4)
7 p.m -Pc•oplc· oj tltt• lluul« I rllntiln), \CI
an Suuthern lrun, ., the 'hH\ ol an nnnual
magr.llton ul people and .amm.ah to ~ummcr
P•l\tUrC:\
Q p.m -A I ow Jr u/ I• 11 ( I Ul\\.lnhc:),
.. bout tht wnlrontauon hct\\ccn the un·
daunted d,l\lghtcr ol a ntutdercd loyuh~l and
the rebel c.htcl "ho h out ol ktll her 1n
lounctnth-ccntury Chma.
\t.imt :non h\ the altc:rnoon Ieaton: j, S2,
~3 an the e\t:nang. Call .222-4.595 for furthc:r
tnformauon
•
•Ju~t Brforr Nighlf11ll,thc f·rench tale o1.1
re .. pectabk mtddle cia.,, cttltcn "ho
\tranglc) ht' rtmtre"~ 111 an eli.CC'·\ ol 'e\uul
(edtnp Will bt !lhtl\\ 0 <\!I port Of the hi
Portland lntcrntlu onl Ftlm I e-.11vul. \pr (>
ut the Mo\tc: Hou,c, 1220 \\ 1 a) lor treet
Schedule:
l·JO p.m.-A To11C'h uj z,.,, (\cc \pr 5)
7 p.m.-Jlrt>Jt'clwn Pr1wt ('>tc M.~r Jl)
9 p.m.-J11st 8l'jurr \t.f(llfjo/1
AdmtV\mn to the maunee~ " ~2 .. 3 10 the
c\ entng. (.all 222-4595 lor I urther tnlormn-
•1 ht Memon of Ju .. ticc, a documcntarv - .
\\Inch r,u,~::-qUc'ltlOM ul nauon.tl eutlt .md
Ill> judgo. "til be the: linal preiicnt.J\Ion ulthe
l't Portland International l•tlrn J·c:.tt\nl. 7
p m., Apr. 7 •• lithe Mo\tc Hou'ic, 12?0 \\t
Ln·lor ')ttcc:t. i\t 2:JO p.m the ,.unc da\,
Pro)• C'twn Pflwe hec: M.u ) I) wtll be
.,hown 1\dmthton Ill \3 to tht .:venmg
tc:.11 ure. ~2 to 1 he matinee (all 222 -l59~ lor
rurthea anlormution
•Re~i ~trat lon dudlhlt\ lor the:
Prole" tonul and ;\dmmto,tr.IIIVc: <..src:cr
c:\um !PACE> are \pr 8 and IS lor tc\b to
be udmimalered Mu\ 14 and ~I I he test ib • used to uppwnt cntr)·lcvel prole ,aonuh, m
all but th I! F-ederal attcncte,, .tnd ap­
pruxJmdtd) 20() dillc:rent h pc' of po,ttton~
,acro)s I he countr}. I \It I urt her mlor mutton.
l'UII 1 he l 1arccr PlanntntJ und l'laccmcnt
<~enter . c I 5110
•1\ pu,•t r~ runlt·~r IS bctng pon ured b)
the I r ngll•h I l~:p.utmcnt \111\Cnotl"!\ arc
c:hgable lor the 100 prllc poem .m.nd,
suhm11 no more th.w !il x l)'fiC\\ tlltcn P·•lll."~
t•l UUCI f\ to Bo 51< hy \ Jll It\ I he
"'mncr ur "umcr "til he nnnoun~" 1n
trh Mu\ I ur lurthl'r ualurmutnm, c.1ll ext
4'\{t • I ht 't·l•rhunk 'lull rncct' ~lond,l\ und
1 hur d.s at t Jl m on I he In\\ cr llo11r ol
I ctnpkton 10 the lllnffi nc1.1 111 the I O<i
nll11. \II tnll.fc:,tcd I udt•nt Ht wtlcom
• I hf ( otthlion fm the "tuch ur R•tdical
l>••nwcrnlic \cttun rm:cl' nen I uc~du'\ "'
Ill p m in \l-111 lounge Cnmc und C\plort
tnpll:~ olantcrc~t Contuct Ho'"'·lt c\1 Jl2(lr
\,an a .11 144·17"1\ hu mlnrm.ll••'n
• I hr I (' n.o,idcnct · hull' need
mun.al(U' lur tlu' 'unutn.r
II ',1u'rc tntcrc ... tcd tn a pu .. itaon, pad; up
.apphl.lttun nutiCI ial ...• tt the into de'"-·
•1 h~ \upphtrt t•hucni\ 1 hutrr. t-:1 t"s
ne" r tdul dr,tma \C:rtt need'" rater,, .tctor'
und r.adto ptnductton people II )OU're 111-
tcre:.tcd, c.lll "•m .tt :!46-S'HlO ol Jell at 21J2.
..ao.n
I he ~applurt' Plwt'lli' ll~e•ott'r Will
nrcmicr.: \pr IOat lOp m.on Kl (. 8bUA ~1
.1 nd II~ 4 f 1\.l.
\peal..e~ ntcd funding? I he (. onccrb
,,nd I ccture' l ommlllcc: \\Ill bcgtn con-
tdcr.uion of ne"t vcar'!> program 'oon. !'\en~
.tn) 1dea' about 'fiC:Ctfu; tndl\ tdual~, grouP\
or concept:; lo Jtnt o,t holtholl commllttt
cluurman at campu' bo\ 54
'-.chOI)) or Mu,lc\ nc\\ Karl Wtlhclm
boroquc· sl\ h: ptpc.: organ ~~ fulh ul'olullrd
,and opcralwnalm l:. \an' 1\udatonum. A gall
to the college b) .tn anonymou' donor, tht
I J·hlol tall organ h.t, 600 pipe, enca,ed tn 1
"hllc nul Cdhtnc:l It •~ mounted on 1
mo\,lblt platlorm to permll lb usc on\Ulpt
lor concert' und recatah .and can be mo\cd to
.1 roum .ttiJaccnt to 1 ht \luge I or lc"on' 11nd
pr.1cll~.:t I e<: G.srrctt, ol the mu~ic dcp.art·
menl, ..:nllaboratcd "ith the Quebec butldrr
m 11, dc:~agn
Job opening\ bulletin board 1\ ,\ nc\1
addtlJon to the Per,onnd Olhce. ,\11
mc:mben. of tht colh:gc commun ity arc
mvtt<.d lo )lop b) pc:nodtcalh to chc:d
noucc:\ of open po~tllon' tn the buMn~
"orld f.tcuh) openint~' .11 variou~ fucthues
.and clcncal po\ttion,, boch local and
natwn.tl
f 11cult) re,urch gran c.. ha\ e been un·
noun~ lor !>C:VC:h prOJCCI\ Zahc:r Wahub or
the edu~;ulton depurtmenl rccetvc:d ~270 101
l\\u 1op1c' "Problem .. 1-.,uc' .tnd Trend 111
l>.orc:un l:duc.auon · .1nd "Modcrnlltnl ' the
P~a,unh \n \nnly ... h of the (ommunll}
J>e,clopmcnt · Hcnr} 13atr ol the hl\lor)
dcp.anment Wll\ awurdtd 190 lor ''Mu''~
und lloiJuc' dunng the lhtrd Re1ch
Mu\lcmn' tn Berlin,"
Pactro t'crruu, ol thl' loreign l.tngu.tgc
dcp.trtmcnt, \\ill rcccnc S)OO lor
· 1\urrcahsm .tnd Anur.:ha)m ~ Jc.Jnnc
\tc ._ niJ!hl, ol the: f nl!h~h dcpdrtmenl wtll
rcccl\c $300 lor "L.lbtn I t\'cr Mourmnt
<lnd Melancholy '" Women on the: Wc~tern
J ronllcr · Anthon~ I Htn~>, ol the .Jthlc:ll\
depurlmc:nt , WUlo uwardtd ~500 lor ·• \n
l'huluauon or the: Utc,u~cne'~ ol holtncuc
r~,c:rci'e in the L>c~elupmc:nl ot Strength ."
J.c,ht Bu xter ol 1 he cmnmuntcatn.>n•
department , recetvc:d \210 lor "1\ \ <Jhdauon
\cudv ol the lnterper..onul (. onfltct C odan~
\ccn 10 the \mull t.roup \ctllng" WJihum
Rutt,~.:hucler ol the phtlowph) department.
\\Us uwurded SJ3S lor · I he Statu' ol Or·
danur) ~no~lcd~c: withtn the ctcnulic
Rcuh\m ol Wrllnd 'lcll.tr' "
I >eudhnc lor the nc:'t l'tcultv re,eurch
l(rnnt a~tlfd ., Apnl 4 \pphc.tttorl'> .tre:
,,\,ul,tblc I rum Rub t= nmun, ol the mu'1~ ·
dcp.artrnc:nt , or M.u\ Ann m the dean ol
l.tcUh) '" ltlttcc:.
t•u~iliun' open: l.unguagc lab ~ccrc:lllf).
I u ll·ttrne. hhng. gc ncr.tl of lice: '' ,,, ~, mcludl:)
•ccrcuanul \\orl 1111 the tn .. tttute lor the
~IU1h ol \mc:r1C,1n I !ant~U•l8C .tnd ult ure
lltc.ttcr dcp.Jrttncnt ~eL:rcll trv. pllrt•llmc lur
ucadermt \c.u (ml) J or dctul , \Ifill lh
l't:t unud Oil ace 111 the M.mur lluu cor ltll
C I '10 Ht
Cl
LEI
Pc tntnc
udlcal
J,l\ li
plorc
~12t~r
\~Ill
MIA ~t
unccru
n con
n "end
grOUjl\
nmlltec
'ilhclm
Nalltd
l •\ ).!Ill
•or til<
c:d 10 I
I on a
00\liiJ!t
O\cdto
n :tnd
dcfMrt•
bu1ldrr
tt nc~
;c. All
ity art
ched
>U!'IIOC: I
ac1h11~
.al und
«n an­
lhab, or
P70 lor
rend~ m
m~ the
mum I\
bi\101)
UMU\It
Rct'h
ngua~
0 lOT
Jeannt
!nt will
urmn1
'e'terr.
athletiC
or ·· \o
OJ. ITH:t"
renglh •
ICBIIOO
hdnuon
Cod an'
1lhum
artment
ol Or·
cten11f1c
~e.uch
0!> Uff
OlU\1~ ·
(je.tn of
lur 1hr
'""" tor
II lh
ur l••ll Hunger Symposium
Campus Box 10
Lewis end Clark College
Portland, Oregon 97219
COLLEGE
Monday: Hope & Self Reliance
Tuesday: Hope in Action
Wednesday: Hope & Interdependence
major addresses • workshops • displays • film
PI()~ FER 1 Oli Sl PPI.F.M ENT
Patd lllf b) thl" Hung~r S\mpostum t,lanning C(lffimttlee
Mi~c: t·ord. cha1rmun Nonprofit
u.s. Pot
' Permit No
Portland, Or• I ht:-. :-.) mpo,tum h:t' been u\!'t~ncd ttl lo ... tcr ,j\\,lrcne".thought dt,\.U"ton .• tnd
net ton. It c,,mbtnc' 'JH!cchc ... panel,, '' orlo.: 'lhlfh, ~em mar:. ftlm' dt~pla? '·
mtcnttlltlal ta,ung, and nltcrn.ttc mcah t'' 11""' parttctpant' an both CllgOJtl\ c
tnd allecti\C lent mn~ about "t>rld .tnd dom"'ttl hunger and rdah;d pr(lbh:m:. .
\\ htle thi-. thre-e da' c\perience j, not,, moral cru,,tde, nctthet t' nan :t\..tdcmte
1. crct'c H ungcr j, a ') mpt(lm of much 1 h.H '' "rong an ou1 ''Mid and '' c Wtll h~.
cllN:'" e\amimng conllktmg J'hllllh ol 'tc\\ rcg;udmg l'ltll h the natur~. •lf t ht:
prl1bkm and J'lllc:ncu.tl 'olution' Rut hung~:t 1:. .tho"" l)Hieal;md an o1gom L,n
rrl\lghl) 4tl0 mtllion pctlflh: m t ht "orld, m.m~ ell "hom url chtldrcn \\ e hare
th.ll ''"' ordcalt' 'ccn .tnJ felt t' .. ullcnnJ!! tnd th•ll hunger t' not reduced to ;ln
"irHcrc~ung dtlemma
1 n pubh,htng t ht~ nt\\ ';fl•tJ'!C:T. "e \\,mt h.l not <lOI) <.ommunicat~ thl·
'fntp(NUm 'chcdule \ll ''en h. hut nho to pn.n ide ) ou with 'elected ;trttclc,,
mam ot "htch ar\! "'rittcn by '~ mpo,ium .. pc:t~cr, , II ~ ou re.ld thi' document
• • clo,cly )OU \\'til be t)cttcr prepnrcd to t.tkc lull ad\nntagc ol tht' lcarnmg
oppllrtUntt) .
Plca'e mclude ) l1Ur ... ctt :h an acttw p;trticipant tn all dimen,ton' of the
'' mpl·"tum. All C\t'Ol' ar~ lrcc of charge .tnd open to the puhhc I nr. \.hchael Ford.
Hunger,
Action, and
Social Change
\\'hal 15 it about the hunger lhUC: which
gl'O tt uch po"er to actl\'ate people to
chan~ the way the) thtnk about the "orld?
\\h) lS 11 ltut C\ en no". ~ htle apath\ reign~
on camp~ and ~tudenc~ 'cnamble lor
careen., one out of c\'cr) three l "l campu'~
hAs some l'lnd of hunger or lood actton
project?
It'~ not the Rome\\ orld Food Conic renee
an) more; n' not stmpl~ media auenuon to
the ~orld food crim That doon't explain
~hy tudents have caught hold ol the food
iuue, or "hy )0 man) other Amenwm htn.e
b«ome tnterested .tnd actl\e Frances
Moore Lap¢ suggest!> that people get
caught up 10 the lood mo,ement becau&c 11
operat~ on so many lc\.els. bec:au~ the need
for food I) such a b:t~>~c human expenence
William Slo-.ne Conin ~tc) hunger, the lock
of lood .t\ .t politicaltuue becau)c it hlb an
ab)olutel) ' iundamenl&l moraht). It creates a
need fot actton. the desire for change. b)
)Ulntng on a per on-to-per..on le\el. ~o e<Jt,
to help another per~on e.'lt, it !IOmethtng "-C
c:an all understand .
But hunger aaton 10 1ts ne" form IS not
mercl) a moment.af) re,oll asam5t the
horror ol {dobal hunger and po,ert), not a
ample as emp;ath) or symp:nh) It 1s not
e'en pnmanl> an expres!lton of lJI'mg
(char:t)} or help1ng (shanng) . h sccmli to be
for man) people an act of 1magmtn~ . What
atchett people up 1s the tdea ol en\ 1stonins
and then creatmg a "orld "nhout hunger.
Hunger att1on •s ce.nainl) no one thtng,
but one of the thmgs tt 1s, m ns most posttne
form. ts an affirmauon ol "hat can be. Doris
Les.ung has :s.:ud that ot the choices that
human ci,tthzation muM maLe 10 order co
sun I\ e. the choice to It\ c up 10 what "e can
be u. probabl) the most cructal. ~The •m·
agmation ott he ~orld ah·cad) reJects hunger
and f'O\ert). We all behc\t the) can be
abohshcd ."
A•k yourselt, IS n JUSt a tood mo,·erncnt'
Ob\loU~) not. The u:.sue is not JU~t what we
eat and that "tall eat, but hov. v.e hve. Food
UJU" the buscsymbol of a ne" area of soC'lal
change worl.:. JUSt as hunger a. onl) the
s)·mptom of many d1~ eating away at the
world's wetal, economtc and envuonmental
order. AJ\; "-hY people don't ha\:e food and
you must ask a~ut po\.tn). de\.elopmcnt,
war. paruCJpauon, freedom. scarcitv
tnterdependcnce . You m~t ask about th~
luture. what ktnd ol "orJd 1s tt m wbich each
haJ enOU8h lO eat'?
The nght to eat is simp!} a sl.andard we can
all u~ "a measunng sttck to tell ~ ho" far
we ha"e to go. For man) or us. the food
movement has become auoceated wtth
VIllani of new soctal orden. of change on all
sons ol le\els-personal. reg~onal and
global.
-Edith Wtlson
tduh Wilson tJ DITutor of n., Action
c~mu, 0 PrOJUI uj th~ lrultlut~ for World
Ordtr. lhu group u .)lfongl~ lltd ro rht
Nottonol Studmt Assoetotlon, ond tU IUt:h,
u thr parent orxomzanon for coll'ft and
UltiVtfJil }' hWiftr OCIIOn protramJ , Self Reliant
Development
J\fter three dec.:~de' .1nd btlhon~ ol dollars
~pent on de,clopmcnt. twcrthird., of the
'~orld\ people arc: ~ttll be\ und !he reach of
C\ en the mo't minimal health, nutnuon ,
cduc:auon and \OCtaJ.,c.na~:c~ A new stmteg)
aim!> at O\erc:oming tht\
The 1dea ... simple enough~ villagers chOO!.C
lrom among thcm!'Cives the penon they
thinl; mtght be:.t help them gro~ more food.
or pre\ent .. telo.:ne.;~ . or teach them other WD)'
lor tmproving the1r community. The he or
'\he b trained, not iar awa> along with other
"or~crs cho,en trom nearb) \'illage5. Upon
thetr return. the new vallage worker) :.hov.
thetr tnends and nctghbors. ne\lo \loays of
dotnl th1n~ : ho" to ptpe (rcsh water from
the h1lh1de .. imple measures for preventing
lllne .. ~. better food' to gro" and eat how to
tore the crop~ ~o the rodents wtll not eat
them how mother~ should toke care of thetr
babtt:'\ ~orne trutned tn s1mple health
technaque\, prondc medtcal care:. rdernng
more 'enous illne.) to the clmic down the
va II c \' . • The health "or};er, the nut ntion \\<Orker or
other '1llagc worl;ers belong to the: com­
mumt). arc part of tt. They provtde serv1ce~
the \ tllager:, "'ant ... o the vtllagers support
them, mal.:ing ava1lable a building or gi"ing
ltmd or mall lees in return for their :-crv1~
umc ol the "orlers are onl~ pan ume
llltgc: "-Orlcrs, carr)lng on "ith thctr
regular "orl or !arming the rest ott he umc.
A recent I ud) ho\lo ed that 1m pie
prc\enll\c mca .. urC\, easih carried out • • could prc,ent 90% ol the mfant and voung
children death' The problem has be~n ob­
'to us enough but >olulion~ laundered on the
quel!llon "here are the rcsourec'5. to come
I rom? 1 he question i~ betng an~"cred out of
the upcnence oltho~c countries where ba .. ic
s1mple !:>Ct\JC~ are being widely developed .
I he people thcmo,.elves arc: the great r~ourcc:
that ts needed to meet their o"n ne1·d~
U ICEf l!o ad\t)cattng that the whole
range ol ba)tC chtldrcn':; ~c:rVl~e. · mother
and chtld health, lood oand nutnllon. \~outer
supply, re•ponsible parenthood.
cdueat1on -usc thl5 '1llage "orkcr tc:chmque
to reuch the rnore than 80 per cent or rhe
popu~auon not no" bcmg reached. It i~
~tre~itng to go,crnments that th~c ervice\
should be de\ eloped tn an integrated ~a).
lor the~ arc: mutually ~upportt"~;e and func­
llon most eflectl\.el) \\<hen carried on
tosether.
The nc\lo ltrategy or U~tng ba~IC \illage
"orkcr~ "all require a reorienuog of extStang
80\iernmental !otrvJCei to become the suppor-
11\e are of th~ village and communtty
\lrorke~' · Health, agnculture. nutntton.
educallon and other servtces wJII need to
develop the capac1ty for stamulaung the
VIllagers to undertake !IUch program'
them,elve ,, lor tra1mng the vtllagc workers
and for providms them w1th the ongomg
JUpply and tnformauon support necessary
U'\'ICEF
D1H1d 8uraen . Sen1or UNICEF
Spokc~man. w11J apeak at II 30 a m Tue~ ­
day. Stamm and ac II a.m Wednesday .
Chapel. When More Food
Means More Hun
,\:o.kintt the nght quc~tton ollcn I) more
dtflic:ult thon ,,,mtng up "tth the nght
am.\locr.
Hunger get' connnunll\ dcttncd tor u~ usn
ptoblem ol tnudequnte prlldUctton If pcoplt
.ue hun~f) . chcr~: mu~t be enough loud for
.tt lc ''' )0 ye.lr' the central que,uon ot the
\\',u on Hunger' tm' therefor~: been Ho\lo
c1n more food be produced'~
The \tmple Ia~ t\ of world flratn prllduc.tton
ma~c II dc.H th.!l the ovcrpopultttlon·
:.carctt) dmgn(hl\ \\it:o., 10 I.Act 10correct .
Prc,tnt \\<orld gram production could more
thilll •ldtqu,Hcl) reed e\Cf~ pcr,on on C:<lrth
Fvcn dunng the ",c.uctl\'~ vear .. IQ72-7J,
there "a' ntnc: percent more grato per per,on
th.1n 10 ·ample" }e.!r' li~c 1960 lnndequate
produ~uon is clc.HI} not the problem.
In fact .1 1ronic a, 1t ma) sound. a narrow
locu' on increa,cd producuon hall uctunll)
compounded the problem ol hunger
•
• ,._,
-....
•
'We are w11ncssms the radtcal transforma ­
llon olthc control off ood ·rC\ource\ both
'" our own countr) and throughout the
non-,ocaah\1 underdc,eloped world
Agnculture once the hvclihood lor mtlhon~
Of \Cit-prO\ 1\IOntng larmers 10 the fhtrd
World t\ betng turned Into a profit bcue lor a
new clu" of •forme~ · fradneonal landed
clue:., moneylender-. mthtary officer~. cuy­
bu'ed speculator-., lore•sn corpornt1on.,, and
e'en Afncan trabnl cheiha10s are no''
becoming agncultural entrepreneur:~
In the course of thi .. tran,fonnauon the
hun sf') arc being 'eve red I rom the produc­
tion process. At bc't they become m~ecure
~age laborers wuh 'ea:o.onal job,. to be cut
out ol the producnon proces-. j, to be cut out
ol co_n.,umpuon . In area~ \loherc the produc­
tion 1ncrea)es ha'e been mo:.t notable. the
well-bemg ol the bottom half ol the rurJI
population, mea~urcd in levc:b ot income
and . nutnt10n, ha'i dechned in not onl>
rdauvc: but also 10 ab:.olutc terms. The
numbers of famihe.· belov. the po\ert) hnc.
qu..tdrupled in tht PunJab durmg the
1960\ the -.cr) '>lute where the ··Green
Rc\olution" ha~ mo't .. ucce!lstull>r mcr<ased
r1eld .
FbuTics
N1\Th'W.
DUM'Tet
~IFli~C, ~Tlt~ PArre.ws ·\ lood producllun is tnl.cn nut ot Itt
hand' ol ,c.lf·pfll\ 1<.1onmg farmer' :tnd bed
mort .tnd mllrc mto ,, world·,.tdc:: murke1t:t
:.) 'Item loc.tl f '""' rc,ourcc l(tl lc:') und Itt!
1<1 Iced local pcnph: We 'ee emcrx1nJ
'global supermakel" m wh1ch the poort\tta
(cmml Amen'-J or \Inca mu,t nov. i!oll).
pete for l<lud With rmtlt,m~ ol 1\mcric;~~:~,
J,Jpnne'le , nnd 1 uropc:an' who'c: tncom1 a
rnun~ tmtc' greater Our "tnterdc:pcnd
world~ ntll\ be lcadmg U!o to the ~Cl:
'upcrnuulct. but mo,t people hu'c neilht.t
mone~ nor lood .. t.tmp"
Development pe{tged to 'hecr prcldut~~ro
incrca~c:' "t.tl..ing u' baclwurd not Cnru-....
It i" more th.m JU't ,, dlver'ion trom the
ta'l.: ol recon~tr ucting soctcty to enable
majorit) of people to control und parttcifltl
1n the food producuon prOttlt\ It 1•
tranc:hing u ne" cltt" ol local nnd tnlli.
national proiitcer:o. who .tre better po~n1or.a!
thun e\er to fight ,tgamst the ~ngn1~a:
change.
II "ho" can more food be producectr
the wrong qur~tton what '' the
quc:~tion'!
II people .1re no1 lcedmg thcm\ch.a,)
can be 'urc powerful ob\lnclcs urc m thtlH&
r hc\c ubstntle~ arc not. however. the hu
myth'> over populn.uon, too little In;
laLtnc::.~ . rchg1ou-. t.t boo~o, tnho$pllabll
climate. lacJ. ol technology. unequaltemu
trade etc In rel>earch our lorthcomeng
fond Fir.\1 1 we. lound thnt the most h.
damcntal con,tratnt to lood ,clf-rebanct
that the maJOnt} ol the people Jre ·
them~el"e~ 1n control of the
proce<.' and, thercfort are more and
frequent!)' not C\cn panicipant.,
People ..:ould Iced them,elves
don't ha\e to feed the world 1 he
qu.:stton, then •~ Ho\' do we rcmo\c
ob,taclc' preventtng people from
control ol the productaon pro~
(ecdeng them)cl\c~1
For \mericam. that question has speW:
~ign1hcance becau't: some of the
ob~taclc:., to 'uch lundamentnl changt
bctng butlt w1th our ta't mone) and an
name It's here that \\<e mo'lt focu'>
The '\mencan government
economtc and law-and-order 'uppon ·
government .. thai active!> oppo~e lood
reltance I or 1 hetr people In
Amenca we .1re tlught to fear
rc:voh.Jtlonnry c.hnnges nec:c.,sary to
much ol the world from food t-.rantll U
lax law\ and our t.1' dollar... cncoumge
'ub ... idtlc corporation\ that lurther rhAnr>
the tood re)ource' of underdc\clopcd col!'!·
trie..' a~a) from local need~
The ta!~l.: of Amcnc..lnl>" \Cr\ c.lear •.
1mportant th<~n lood ;ud or dc:!>l@ntng
rural development proJect lor the
~ orld j., buildtng a mo,emcnt in th15 CO!:.'
tr~ that make the connection bet\loeen
"'·') go,ernment <1nd corporate power"'""
again:o.t the hungr) abroad and the \lo1\
worl.:' again't the tood intereltt ol the
maJoraty of Americ;tn!> .
Fr.mcc:<> Moore: Lappe
Mr ... l appt' (o-dlrc:ctor ol the Institute
~ood ilnd De\elopment Polic). wlllgJ\(
keynote addrcs\ at ) lOp m Mondav tn
Chard. Follow tng dtnner, \he w1ll co.11dudl
worlo.:,hop on good nutnllon 1n the Cvu•IIU
Chambers at () ~0 p m Mond.t).
AFfl.UeNT ltfE~fYLE
Fbl!TICS
l.A~O ~NO WAtrR
Sltolt~b£$
lDw r<.oo ~eseRv£s
~Tit.tl.ER JHoRTACE.S
!NF'l.I\TrON
Adapted (rom Oreaon Center ror Peace It Justtce 'odUtt
ron., l'
n the
nablc
ltf'rftlu
itng
no~t
elmn~
are
~s spca
the
tangc
1ld 10
I
c: lncttt..cl lltl'tll'll 1n tt1e ~ looono -kl "' A•••. Alhel and
ltton Al'l'llf o~ It ontvoUblt becal,.
1 food Ofoducllon cannot kNp ptCt Wldl run.-ay or-th
n ~ la1oon, llftCI
2 POCJUIIIIOf'l •owtl'l •n thOM trtn '' aut of control II c.n
not, lnd ... u not, tit lloooed In the forrMtlble fut~~•e,
u\lnQ con. nhOI'Itl metllodt now bt•"9 OfiCtoud 01 con
ltmplu~ by our IOit•tn e•d ttt.tbl•th~Mnt
Leu Ytl<, The En.uonmenttl Fund •POIIWiriiCI If'! ect.ttto-nt
I"T~ Real (;(,,,, 8thond the Food Cltllt 'I ""h>Ch tllboratHI 0t1 the
l~t Ulttm<n\t IU llUbltQIIOn mmulll~ I \&IIOf1WI 9 23.000
nplltt lalt but 13 '" ~"nw nt wnh tlv al!tiYt~sl ~.,., •skid.
"Wh11 can ..,.. dO about 111"
lndetcl, how c.n AI'Mro~n t amtloottt• the tmiJitftdon o tr191dv J
Font, wt mull UnOtl\ltnd that .... &It blong ITII~Id 11110 119
114'1•"9 thet 1t1t Vn•t~ Stattt IIIIi no OfDIIIII•t ""''" ••on•"'•
poCJUIII•Of'l lfOWlh
Second. wt ••• bttnO motll<l Into lhinttnq !hit mtnv 1100'
niiiOf'll or At•a, Aha tnd l.ltJn Ame !l~ ert wcceur..,nw CDP./19
With the r ruf\twt'( IJOPIIItloOII growth
Bolh an~motoon1 ttt "''0"9
The Unll.cl Stttu Nt • ~lo.l• fl09ulah0f1 proDiem. tht
•est ma)Olt!Y of tile llungtV n•tiOflt ~'~••• If'! rvcn rno<t tcrOOUl one
Yet nu•ty all ""'~~~'~' thoe u ... ttd Suw nduOed ltck ,.,., 1011 of
I)CII~ J .. 01'1 tUb< 1111101'1 pr Qglltn Matt CIO 110 I wIn I -
Unleu OfOC>lt I-t tlli: binn lilt lOt nttutt ·~ '" tl'ot 6rllh
11111 IN wotld't ~ llloOf'l wll qui'Cirul)~ duron; IN lttomt of
m.tnv of "' now ••ldlno '"'' 1»911
Tnn tnwppottablf ifowtll ·• not IN ,.wll ot .an lncttaw on
lhe O>rtll 111t It It tl'll •null ot • Of'tCOOIOUl d!OCJ rn IIW death '"'
W1tl'l no tiCI::Cftlf)lf'IY •f\9 dtCIC) rn "'' O<rtll ratt It taktt no IOfCIII
IOftl•;lll to t.tt INI Ol!th ttltt n10.111 CDml do-. at dutl'l oetn
w1ll climb co wlut uted to be corn>dtrwd "nOtm.tl"
no. US ~ r1fr>tnt of A9•o<:ulturt lin mnounc»<< that t~
WOtld ~n no l0f191' ttl on U S food aod 9iltt oo OOtctwOIIII 14ln
10 "" ,,. WOtld load gap
Thn unut.utllv ~l'dtd cltcltut•OI'I from ttlt USDA prowok~
111 lmmtdtltt tnd ••P~• rttponl-f> tram •ttoout Ot~lll OOfllllfl
IIOI'It ltld llldlvodutll Sofllll, tte'OIIf'I•Z•"II 1~ .. eurt of tn llflotnt
tO(Itl'f, dtclated that 1M probltm """ no1 hmlt~ tlJ)IC:IIY , bolt t
rtlucllnc. to dlltrobutt tUOIIrOtt taortv Ot"'-n dtcl•~ that ot .,.u
• !'IIOitl lmpe~all•t lor IIi 10 t1tconw IN btudb.tllll ot 1~ .,Otld •
todav and t1111 the lututt would tlkt ~(I of otull Stoll otl'll 1 ate
lobbyoflt on Wulllfl91011 10 111~ 1111 food t1d " '"" awnt11!01'11 of
QUf !ottlfll ooloC'f ' If Cfllnty by~IW e .. n grlftlo"Q tl\1 CIOf'ltllll
of the tn(llytl'1 tnd tile QOOd •ntant•ont of tl\t lobby1UJ 111•1 cou•w
of a<1oon n • pr~ •PI•Of'l 101 d•WII<
THE AOVEIUE EFFECTS OF FOOD 'liD
Coru•dt• 'Oit\at food l•d don.
EICII OoiCII of land hu ~ l!)tiC•I•c urrv•nt CIC)KIIY T'h.l
c~C)t~Citt Clll tit tlltttd by ltt1ollttr irnprOt.O tllln191tnt nt llld
tuperoOt ctqp varothtt ~I d\eot .,. II• II dtlonoll llm•IJ tO tiel"~< many
peOCIIt I 11 •til ullol ol lend Clft 1011)11011 fOOCI t>d YIOIIIU tilt urr~·
nt etl)tCII'Y Of•MAP't b'r 4rtohoally .111-.nt mort people to ., .. ~
tilt lllld t~n Clll ,, .. trom tt.
Today '" order!;" P'O.•dt ltrp tmCIUniJ of food tod, I~
donOf country IIIQU ChttQ.oltovnt ltJ 0"" lend latmollf !NfiJinal Kr,. dttttOy ong tilt toii'O•I lf'ld ttcWc•"ll 1U luturt tbohty to !lfO'
duct Whtn 1 10,000 1011 lrt.gt'lttr loadtd to tlw ICUOC>fU wolh U.S
wntll ttth IOtlh, II ~UI81 "''"' il 200 IOtlf Of llllloglf'l, •I toni of
~~ llld 60 tont of pallutvm -•" 1011 lot-• 11om tilt
ltrttllly Of ~~ 10111
THE INVERTED ETHIC$ Of FOOD AID
FOOCI t•d aho enlbiM 1M donOr to I)Olti)Otlt ltctnt tht ••m
tttloty ..nodi no Oflt "'11111 to IK"t, ..tl1c:h 11. unltu I)OC>UIIIiOII
grcw.th 11 utbl lu~ tilt illftCoiCMblt rwwll of ••••nt h'<ft lodav .-ott
t1t 111 htn •••II• 1111mber or I"''' 1011 tomor•O¥o
TlloM ..no ~~~ IN Untt~ Sttttl co oncrt.. •R fDit'fll I od
commltmtnt w t~l mort food mtv be te11t to IN hllnogry ooer•
wa, tomply mosundtnund tilt pr~m INrt ue now too mMI'I
~~ fat the carryong C.I)IC'I'r of IN lend Th•l \'fit, trw 'WOfld I
~'-toon ••II add 83 m.IIIOtl peQC>it nt>!l '11•, i5 tntlhon.
W11hon t•\tll .,,.,, 1100 mllhon OfOOit "'"" tit aOded to !til ....,ld
Htuly 111 of tht 123 counttln or Al•l. Aln~ .,>d Uton
Al'l'llf ·~ -wnelhtr at not ttwy lint '"beMI •t~M lr0111 the US
lort 1~ ••d prOIJ(am -,_ ""'' mo,. ooor, mOtt •tlocaratt, mort
hungry peOple lfljn t,.,.., IIIICI wtltn dl•• protfem bltln Ytt tod.ar,
IN U 5 dt.ti(IC)IN I'It Utlbhlhmt111 tllowt rtOP.tf'll f'l.ltiOIIt to , count on food lll•l)lnlfllfl frOf'l lh>J countty 01 10 dtpellll on ltll
tr!>Oty OfOiftrW tnar 11\oM lhoOfi'WnU """ COI'Itonut ton'IOftOW -
no ,...Iliff IIOw 111'111 I)OC>UIUoOnl ·-
Th•l II I Cf\111 decto1o0fl
e,. mum ot OfOiftltlt dt<IIUIIOm ..s rnoi\IIIOf'll, "" Un.~
Sutn h tuo:~m•no a tot. Jt cannot oilY. IIIII rttOOI'I•tlil•t•rt ot un
not c:anv ~~ n,., oro«Pt•on of the Unh.1d Statn • 1 ''""._
QWfN(Op l ot I O..r~t 6t UtiOf! 10 •II -tnld It h dW!91r~
to AmtriQtlt beau .. 11 '"' I l'llt tlld lolut all l'lft•Otll of tUloty,
ot l'ltf'ltullly tfdl to dltalu to~nt •1111 dt1pt•r
8ut '' 11 •n h't'1! mo<• dlnvltout d<\t«•a to tne tudflt
o I the cro ...cltd lnd l'lungty "'"~~~'~' 8cl ef In ~ promoSH .nlbln
them aha ro tv liCit 111hly. to "Mk the hatd dfCiliO'n mat mutl t:.
INde of tllllor muiiUOOtn&I>Q popultuont .,, to be matct-ed ~ their
O..n triWtCC I
WHAT AMERICA CAN 00 AT HO..-E AND ABROAO
In Oldtr 10 llrlo •"V-11 all -II IIGrTit oo ilbo'~ -Atnflo
un• mutt lum to dott•f19.1 "' r.a I liM canvon; c•o.ooty or t!W laM I
tr0111 tant"t I"Wt c;,n Ired me ...otkl 11 .,.. ruth; w~111 ID'l Wt
mull lum 10 0 tlt~th prode on ~~ adl~mmu lfoon tilt ••n.tv
of ~~ 1f'\Ctt oo~ .Amtr ~ U<VtOt control trot .. ,f1cl but t:»rhtO\
-CM1 onl1.-tn~ oofiC'V \'it C.. do ol btiUI INS moot IIOI'Inlly
tl tN Ut11tfd Stlln 1 ''' putt u 0.0." 1'1«M 1t1 Ctlltf -fthl<f\ mtvu
IKrnQ 1tw AIIW1 ., popJbt llll ptotiC«'!'! (cx;r own Qrowth ll!t .. II
CklutU ~~ POCJIUI"ton rn 4 7 vent)
l o PUt our a...., houw n ooc.r tto• Un tr.l Stlln ltlould
A Enact • Nt•onal PQpolfehon attblltrat>On
orotnm
8 Encour.,. una!!« familoh
C Stop til• tmn\lpat oon, wflodt no• dovbln
DUt I""""" .. 0..,. flit
D &.lance ltflll '""""•111011 With ""••11011
All ot lhetl Mt nea.u.ry 11.p~ for our 010'1\ btnelot In
lddltoon, thty ,.,If 1110 en.olt 111 to f-ovr Ch"IIOOUI II"' IW!Qf\
bon "''"' a du<er contotnee IIIICI tncrtbt.d uecl ·O.I•IY
00\IIOUUy. our !"nnt I d•rtCI DpporfUftiC, 10 dul ''""' tilt
poCJUIIIIOII prollltll' lb(OIICI U •n tilt attl Of fOtflfll ooflcy, lncl
,,.,..,. -thould
E. Stop atfOt uS lorwron ••d P«Jtr•m ..tlidl •ncour.,...
oooutat100 •o"""
Or>t .-;, ot do 119 lh•l "'~'d tit 101 IN c.on;.tu to lltiiC1 •
Rt\Qiut on ''Of'IQ t"'-w l~~~n
WHEREAt -ore ,,..,,, ltld Itt h\tltlv ftwtul. ol llle
OlfttiiOU t COf\WOIH nct> of tilt QI'Ch" no WOtlcl loodiooo
utat.on cr'"'· allll
WHEREAS !hi! ~ ot contii'Uid IJIOP.I I~toOfl gr:ooo.\11
,. bot lnertiMd hl!IT\If'l m M<Y. IIIICI
WHEREAS lnCfttJ Ill lood Ofoduc1•011 andi'at t•a•U0.1ory, whid\ '-n IN 01 1t11 111.1 ••ltloul Or\huenc.ng tnt bit ttl
at• ICII:It!entn populet.on gro..m. ancs
WHEREAS agroeultural OfodYcttOn c;mnot k1t0 I)Mll .. ,ttl a
-ld populti•OII !lfO,.lll rata tnll ...auld double our
numt1t11 ,.,.fV t-IY .... ~·., :
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED thlt 1t ''
the ~'It ol Congress that a moratonum be
declared on all U.S food .tid and tec:hntc:al
USIStllnct to any counuy 11.
t ttl population growth rat• '' Jt»>e the WOI'Id
1vtr1ge , unleu
2 It offrcrtlly acknowledges that ttl natulnal b.rttt
ratr must be low~ and unless rt adopts st.ttn­
gent measures to control J)OC)UIItton growth,
whrch nYasurws mun be Judved ldequatt by
the Un•ted StallS as th~ donor nttion
Yt't\at .,auld be the utut of 11.c:11 • rnort!Df!Ufft?
II ~I ..,..-,en tnt lttodfOIII p 0 I tilt <lt¥t l OCN!t COU'III 1ft
to tl\t ur911ftCY of "''" I)OC>UiatoOI'I orobl~ . Fat tn• Vnllltd St111t1
tilt~ ""' Rnol.,tiOn to uy ol CttVtOI tndont the urvetloet.d
IIW of •n tWUtf'l(ll t\llldl ~ to do 10 ...-:&l •IICtliiW IIIII Ltll
ol 1\Umlf'l "'"'""9 would be • tolal ......a~ of 'lllf\lt V.. woeld
1\a bttn httt•"ll lor IN pet QUinlr of 1 Cltf'llurt
Why t~t-ttn ' 1 tl\t It eden of ttlt dtlrtioolnt llf'Oftd tilt en tt.
l'lleltUiry 11101 10 c:hect.. theit j)OI)UIIt.IOII VO"'flh fltll7 Wl\y ,_
THE v CIIIUf'IIIWI w•lll U>e fMr-119'0'11>'1"9 OO(liUifi!Om OIUf'l IN ltat ""'.lilt
ro ldi'IO*!Id!Jt t"'-•••rtl.t'OI of • proOMn'1 1
ON "'"""' ,, Uoe ocx.mnm ~~~~~tid 8\0 IN .,._fic81'1
IC>9tlhloe -lillY ltld dlrrtloQtna!lr nt.ol ·tl\~ Yew ,,.,
'f"l<, llnct ,... m•l•tlltd 1t1c lon'9'1 •lCI Q'.,.tOt, ll'le fc .... lflle>
of IIW hllngry N~ 1\a Ntnl Nl IN ~QrOOI IIIJ<al ~'"""
Cll1 101..e •IW 'ood prob>~m f • .., •!IOUIIh ll.IPC>O't It Uf't\Ot
A tiiOUIOflll"' -'cl ~~ tlo"""Cta 1ft IO<t... ln!l1a'!C!t
0u1 .,._,rv,..,. lhcluld con1- not Oftlv to Mfo. bolt to .. .-..
111 til ll.tl'U to ti'IOM '•* •·•looino cown1r.n """' I)OCJU!at.on
•-"' rar.n ICI'!Wt "'-" rna fWOtklt~r.llgt. llvt h lflelulcl _.t.-ttnt.t
111 ••·n•nc.o on ltloM _..,,,... wfUc:tl dutl'r srw-lllnl.,... -"
ptiC'I>CIII , 1 dtl.lf-IIIOn, 10 d.ultttll c;,..,, rat-of popoiilatMel
..~ rtw moratOt>\1101 -ld tffect only I"-f'l.ltoon• Ml>dl
""'I not do 10
a.tany ... fNl tNI IUCtl • morttoroum ' moflity -ant
TheN ~ fNI lhtt way mull ... .;n IN motalll"f ol N
fi'IOtllotl\nTI lg.ll!\tt t"'-mouloty a! .lilY IIChOfl .. ~ CCifttrUIUCII
10 O.trQQPJ IIUOfl ~ 00PU ttlOfl tocSr; !NUt ot ln>OOI~I 101
1\411 of thow ""'""' ttw r...-n;ry ruuom ro br<W 11M d.'wt n~
10 OfOIICl them l;a•ntt dtlltlotltl"ll d..~att IIIII br!ftt ea:ly dUtr!
O..tpoc~~.~ lll 011 m••n ~ Nttons dllllrndtllt uoon IN ,...,,..,
of U'f wtrt!Vf co orr•tnt lam"' '" IN>t Ianda OftrPQCli.!'IUOII
ludl 10 more w r !t<lf'IO ill'd moow dU tJu :o wfl, ~ to Cf\eot
NOIW ol Ultt t1 ,.,. bon die a..mbu of !*>liM llnolnd " ,.,.
Who "'-n In lilt 1'110fl -tb<lw ..,.., adlo'OCII:I ~ hi
._ ~ltfltr I.)QOWIIIOII 9'0ooolh Of ll'loY ~lt Ut ..
trtt! "'"' lftCIOUrq ooauln.on ~~~' -
A lnOIItatwm on ru..,unct •Ill liCit ~ o.. ~
..otld of AUt Alra at>d la1.n Amtrlca 10 • !l.lll.n w111'oaul ,.
sou ten M _,_,_ latgtt 17\.lt ltw ootlrld COI'It It\ of lldeOt Pl<klll
nal!ons tNt ocmns con•oc:tlont ol ~ own a"CC rr.. ltlihiY to 01cM!
ll'l«tt ~,, .., Of! !low to lO!!IIII Ulctr !!!OtiC"; E<rtrv .,..,. U'ley qlllnd,
too omt.ano, S28 bofi!On on unu'!!lll\ ts.. ""'' ,.,.., /'1101 lhlt!t.. 1!'111
tlllkn muct1 -. but ot •I 1tiU deot on
Mqll not cltdlttnQ 1 "''fl*"'m on .-nc.nc:. tit IN tltim
at~tl 11\11 -ld tilt! ltle IUdlfVI •O of ll.ldl -tnti to ltle l'liCtt·
lilY lor dotltrent Otcill0nt1
for too ~ M ,..... tr.IICI 10 W•• U. IOOCI Cfot•l """*''
trylftq to \Oiw lhl protlltm ""'oCt> """' •I COfii.-!M 1M etftc\ .-.u. ~~ auw, ..,. h••• DHn tOld to t;ghtan- 1111u, and PINIII·C>Zt •
out dl•l1, tO mat moA IOOCI cauld tit ~rnPC*i to ... -ld"t llouonrt
,.._ ol tne .,.,., 11111'11 on nm U1lti •• ON! .. • ttl tt. -ot ttll em a
""'...,.,1 C>OCJUitbOft growdl
Wtlottllef "~' lftOit u.,.,l _,.. n ouca, tn~ ""
food suppl';, O•il loblfllft, 11'11 ..,..,tONNf'lt 01' IOC\tl ,nto, It\ I
IOU ca.otA "nita the CIOCJYitloQII of N -ld llllal>il·nd Wt tlllre
thew conctml ancl Ill I'll •I::Cftll)elllftt II-~ I)OC>UI~t.on 111
bohut•on n ftMII ~>..Il.
II .,~ ~.e a tltt~r! IOIIItoon. Qlll ...._ T.« 1A flo. .,.., -ld
101 .. tN~
Ganett Hardin
Dr. Garrett Hardin. one of the !'oigner:s
ol thr: l:.n\'tronmental Fund ~latement .
\\ill be participating in the Lev.:i. &
Clark ') mpo!'oium . Hi' major addrc~:).
.. l'he 0\erruling Ethical Importance ot
Carr) ing Cnpacit) ", will be given Tue'­
day. April 12, 8 pm in the Chapel. On
\\'edne,da). pril 13. at II am in the
Chapel he \\ill also pre~ent ht' -Lifeboat
Ethks" in contro't to the ·· · pace'\hip
Eanh" \te\\point of Dr. Da,,d Burge s
ol U 'lCEF. Dr. Hardin's biolog)'
'c:minar at 2 pm on Wedne.'!day ~ill be
held in Evan Auditorium .
1302 EIGHTEENTH STREET N W. • WASHINGTON, 0 C 20036 • 201 293 2648
OIAC10n JUSTIN 8l.ACI(W£lDfR t £M!RSOH FOOT£ • GARREn HARDIN • WILLIAM C, 'ADOOCK • BURNS W. ROI'£A • ADOLIH W SCtRIIDT
• • "Hunger:
on., Tues.,
Hope & elf Rt!liance Hope in Act1on: A Marketplace of Alternatives
General. • esston
3:..10 p.m .. Chapel
'"When Mo~ Food Means Mo~ Hunger:
A•ling the Risht Que5tion.s·
-Mr.. Franca Moore Lappe!
.\toduawr :
Gall Wyman. l C tudent
f'afltluu:
Fantu Cheru, \tudent P l ( F.thiop•a)
Kn tic Humphre), L<.. taU
~ancy Becl:er, Portland 'utntion lntormu­
tion Center
8:00 p.m., Cbapt'l
·Hun~;cr in o~o\meric:a People Onentcd food
Policy"
-Dr Michael Jarob!IOD
Maduator :
June Tnnouc, Darector, Food &nk
Pone/uu-
'\uleman I 1fu, LC 1otudent (Ghana)
John Cooper. LC faculr.
Leonard Kununan Director, Oregon
Department of Agncuhure
\\' orkshops
b:30 p.m .. Coundl Chamber
·focta on Good Nutntaon·
-France$ Moore lap~
.\lodrraJor :
Dd 'mith, LC fnc:uJt.)
Other Acthities
.\pril 11-13, Information Dt$11:
"'Hunser m the Olob3l Communu~ ·-an
ongoang 1tide and cas~ue duplay, narrated
b) Sen.1tor Marl Hntfit:ld, will be shown
each hour, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
B:JO a.m.-4:30 p.m .. Bookstore Olspl•>
The booutore has ordered addmonaJ cop1es
of booL.s "nuen by sympo!>tum 'peakers.
5:00 p.m •• Dubach
"Buddm& Nev. Colllltioru"
At t hir. dinner mc:cnng. dasctWaon 't\ ill center
on tdcnUf}1ng and building ne\\ and stronger
coai.Juon of 10d1Vtduals and groups. led by
Dr. M1ch.ael Jaco~on, .Sataooal Food D.1y
Oi~or .
Onelopment b People Produced by the
lmernauonaJ Bank. for Reconstrucuon and
De\.elopment (World Bank), th11 tum lS
dcscnbed by iu pubh•hcr as wa vie'A into the
rul meaning of development to the le.''
fortunate of the world-A mulu-natJonal
approach n taken, que.tioning the ability to General 'ession~
11 •. 10 a.m., "itamm
"Oioool Interdependence The Role of the
gene) ..
-Dr. Da\ld Burge~
llcJdtraror:
Lhn \\ .1re, l.C \ludcnt
Pant'll.IU
Jerome D'(o,ta ')tudent. lJnhcrsit) of
Ponland ( R.lngladc,h)
Rtch Ped. 1 ( tncuh)
LC ~tudent
l·lO p.m .. Chapt'l
"Protein Enrachcd foo~h: A8n-producb lor
the Future"
-Dr D1ck Hahn, Director of Research,
A.l "tah:y Company, Dea_uur. lllanol\
.\luJc·ratnr:
Or. John Cooper, l (. lnc.ullv
!'om lw~ :
Bob Gress. President , O~ss ·s Foo<h
l.C lacuhv •
LC 'tudent
8:00 p.m , Chapel
"The Overruling Ethical Importance of
CaiT)1ng CupaCJI)"'
-Dr. Garrttt Hllrdin
\loclrratur :
s tbJna Smllh, LC tudent
Pant'luu :
Ste\e Hay~ard, I C 'tudent
ana Grey-John~on L(. ~tudent (Ghana)
John Connor, Cumpus Munster. 0 S.U.
Reggie Robert ... on Oregon Center for Peace
and Ju!>ticc
Film~
enlopment h People 9 a m. & 12 p.m.
'ond the '-nl Han~t . 9 30 a.m. & 12.30
£-~c•rn "-o \acanc), 10 a.m. & I p.m.
11, Drink and Be \hry, 10:45 a.m.~ 1:45
lo hed the Huncr~ . 11:15 a.m
"orld food rilm eries, 2:15p.m.
1 he Poliucs of Hunger
lnternauonal 1 rade Bamers
~utrition
Simpljfication of Lafe Style
World Food
Film • ummartes
feed the hungry people ol the ~orld and to Sorr) 0 Vacane~. Thi~ film vie"" pop-
pro""ide them ~ith a more optomtstac futurt. ulation growth .n 3 problem of urgency It
EAplaining ho" the people ol developmg deal• with population in relatJotU to food
nations li\.e, the film provide~ a meua~ •upplies, enVIronmental detenoration,
~h1ch tuu an enormous impact on tho&e maternal health, etc. Sc'>croJ North
"'ho~ O\\ n problem• arc not as ba&Jc as mere A mena-n expert!> on populataon up res!>
aunwaJ. their view),
BtJond the 'nt Rana1. Th" film is Eat, Drink and 8c War). D~usses the
dea1gned as a resource to stimulate explora- role of adverta•ing in promotang bad nutn-
uon, dasc:UUJoo, and action on •nu~ con-uon through refined loods contatnang many
rronung the entire world communit) at thas addili,c:s. Features Jan Mayer and Machael
juncture in hiStory The provoc:auve Jacobson ol rood Oa}
JRCntlem.an letter&. Norman Cou.ains, Editor To l<'~ed the Hunaf}. 1\ him o.~bout hunger
ol SarurdiJJ' Hn·tf"M', namtes the him. 1 he an Amenca. Setting 1~ Chicago. Documc:nl5 a Workshops
10:00 a.m., Stewart (o-op l obb}
.. Enou~h I\ [nough. Tal.tng ( harge or Your
1 ile"
-John Schrumm , menc.<ln lutheran
Church, consultant and uuthor ot Thmgs
l hat MaJ..~ }or l't'otr
10:00 a.m , Odell loun&e
"From the Crround L p:, Bu1Jdang Gro~
Root Food Polic:)"
June: 1 nnoue, ~ood Bunk, Moderator
-Dr. Mtchuel Jncob~on "-attonaJ f-ood
Day Director
1:00 p.m , Odell l ounjte
"Stmplc I 1\'lng. \ FaN Step''
Jeanne Puce Progmm ( oordlmuor.
Young <\dull Mimlltne~
'lu~un De!> ( .1mp Sharon fnMgn, Center
lor l rbun lducutaon
1 :00 p.m., Thayer Room 'I.
"Food \\ a.,te at L(.wa~ .1nd (.tnrk College.
1\cuon Atlernnti\.e,
Mr Wnh Peel LC \tudent
Mr Rod Bond L C ago Manager
2:00 p.m., "'tc"'ar1 Co-op
.,OCtO PohliCUl Hunger r\cuon Strutegu::S
John 'ic.hramm Brc<1d for the World
~poke .. mun
loren KcrL.oll Portland Bread lor the
World rc:prl:!lentutlve -
6:30 p.m .• Council Chamber
"International Pen.pecuv~ on Hope"
Dr Davad Burge<~!>, LIN ICEF-
'pokc:,man
Panel ol mternuuonul 'tudents
Other Activities
9 a.m. 3 p.m., '-.tamm Dlnin~ Room
1\ number of lntcrnullonal nataonal and
local agenc:ac~ will be repre:-.ented an a
wmarkctplace ol nlternall\ e' ancludang
CARE, OXFAM, L 'JICEF, FISH.
Ponlund lnter-agenq Food Bank and man)
olherlo.
Junk Food
3:00 p.m., llbrar)
"Junk Food Memonal Servace"
That. ~rvaoe wtll commemorate the demtlle o(
JUnk lood on the I ( campu~ The non­
eulogy Wlll be presentcdy by Dr M1chael
Jucob~on f-ood Dav Organ11er A donated
vending machine will be u Vl.Uinble for ~tudcn t
to dcmohsh
Meal Option~
I ubday Meal Option~
Brukra\1 & 1 unc:h Held\ Oinlnc Room
·tntenuonul I-oat* Skip meal' £or
t_; ICE.F
For student• registering in nd"'lancc to ~'§lup­
..a-meal" the ra\\ rood cost ot breakfa~t and
lunch wall be donated b) ~ \<JA to L 1\ KEF
Plan to uttend a gencrul 'cuaon an Stumm
"ith Da,ad Burges ol UNlCEr .tt II 30
a.m.
comments of international expert• on the breakdown an u city'' aoti-hunger campaing
world food .-;•ia ... r ... th· b"'· ·,c iub•tan"'- of a.~ 1 b 5:00 p.m., 'tamm ..... • "' .. -• ..... vs;C3UM: o ureaucrucy and indilfe.rcnce . the film Theyare HenryK.inin&er ,apcaking .. Alternate Mear· Potlud• IJunser
to the World Food Conference: La;ter World food Film Strio For tho c student chooMng to pnrtacapate
Brown. author ol B• Br~ad Alont: Jenn 1 his lour purt ~cnel, narr.tted by larry through advQnc.c rc8Jalrauon, .. m 1tlternute
Mayer, Harvard Profeuor of Nutnnon: Mmear. antc:rnauonall} u~:oCiutmcd con~ul- meal wall be t.tt\'ed fhc nature of 1h1 mettl
Sayed MareJ, Secretary General of the rant on hunger, explores auue~ related to and the locu~ olthc progrnm accompanying
World Food Conference: Suhan Abou-Ah, \\orld food, 1 hcu tnclude. 'llutnuon. 1t, are dctiisned to ti.ll!le the leH:I ol awurenen
Ph.D., Kauw1UI t·und; aod &rbara Ward S•mphltcal•on 01 l.ile Style. fhe Pohtit!l of ubout hunger. 1 ed by Rev John Conner,
(Lady Jacbon), author and economJtl. Hunger. and lnternauonal frade Barric:r1, Oregon Stutc llnavcr tty.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ad~artcr Recl\t~tlun nee~~·~· .,
Apr. 13
Hope and Interdependence
General -. e~saons
9:00 a.m .• Chapel
"L nued 'tnt~ f-ood A1d Progronu,
Pohcae..' nnd Ahernnuve'"
Mr George Pope Deputy A'!JI!IInnt \ales
Molnuger of Food for Pence, ll \ Depart­
ment of Agnculture
\fotltrotor
John laflc:ny, Cnthohc Cnmpu~ Minister
11 ~oo a.m., C'hapel
.. Amc:ricu '~ Rolt an llumun \un:i-.al"
Dr. David Burges~
-Or. Gorrell Hardin
\.Jvdrrator
Dr Arlc:agh Dodson, l C tncully
l:OO p.m., (hapc:l
"The Green Rcvoluuon Rcvi.,tted"
Or Warren K ron~tud
\J odl!rowr
Juhn Dum, L C student
1:30 p.m , Chapel
"Tht R1ght to f-ood lmphcauon' for
Future"
c:notor Mark Hataheld
\locltrarur
Dr. Michael Ford. Sympos1um Coordinator
Pantluu
Quinta 'kangu, )tudent Ost (UgandA)
Maude Ea"itc:r. Amc:ncan Fnend' Sernce
Committee
l ( fnc;ult)·
L( 'tudent
Workshop~
lO:OO a.m., 1 ha}er
Commumty Garden CJanac
l elllie Pohl Coordinator. l'ortlnnd Pork
aureau. Communuy Gurdcn'
Peter Chun. l:xpert an intensive rJa.~ed­
brcd gardenang Authtr of Bettt'r I ~Rttoblr
Gordtm fhl' Clunt'lt H or
Anna Beth Jnma~on ( on~ultunt and
I eacher
10:00 a.m., ( ounc:il (hamber
·1\utnuon and Health Hov. to <:>urvive"
Paula Peanon Nutfllaon Con .. uhunt,
Oregon Stale Health Dav1,aon
12:00 p.m., l hayer
.. r he Role of Pucalic '\orthWe\t Oman 1 rade
an l S foreagn Relutaom with Sough
Korc<~ ~
Balhe Huntwork. Amencan Fraend!. Ser·
vtce Commattee
Bruce Ohdden, I A. A~soc:auuon,
Moderator
1:00 p.m., Gray Room
"Matters of l ocnl Concern. Pubhc nnd
Pravute Agenca~··
June 1 unoue. Otrector, lnter-agenc)
Food Bank
• em mars
In cooperation wath the Btolog} and
Chem1~ trv Depnrtmenh, 'iemannr .. "all be
held to e:otplore the global problem of hunger
from .1 per,pecuve ol \Cicnce and
tc:chnolog} 1 he $Cmanur!. wall meet jointly at
1.00 p.m an the Chapel for Dr Kronstad'~
)I ide presc:ntataon on 1 he <Jrcen Rcvolutton.
follo~ed by ~moller litlillo n~ on spec:alic
as. Ut!! ol concern.
2:00 p.m., t van\
Semanur With ProfC:'I'IOr varrell Hurdan ex
plorang "ecology The r rugc:dy of the: Com·
mom", Dr Hnrdln'~ bc\t known anade.
2:00 p.m., Bodine .~0
Chc:mar>lrv Semanur wtth Dr Warren
Kronstud, Prole,•or ol t rop ~cacncc,
Oregon Stau Unav.muy f he Seminar wall
explore: re"c:nt technolo{la c<~l udvunce~ m the
.. Green Revolution" • c re~nct' Mol
1\ n.Jtive ol
11 an author,
lruutute for
San ftJilCI)C
, 5mall Pia
\mcraca ·, ub
protean dac:~
t~,"llnomac pr(
Sance
Mr l.ap~
protean dtct ~~o
con~u mpliol1
lhc:y mc.lud
,\"owrol l.wi1
lrade The~
Ol:t JO, 197 2
~mt-rican 81
\'c:gc:tan<Ln
1973, '"Prot(
October I(
Problem." C
and "Fanta
February 191
ft~od Fm
Jo~ph Colh
the potential
\1r' lapp
\c<tr a r
Um\eNihst ,
Hunger. and
(or Food Dl
l(lpenranCC\
bcf ore colic
medical •ch1
1974 ~he ad
orguru1.uhon
tn Rome
\11chael t. Ja
Michael j
(enter for S
non-profit cc
10 \\< a.shingt(
'former No
JU~ociate of
Has topi~
between dael
antcr~t an I(
\umuon St
ro-<ditor of J
Jac:ob~on·
lagc of tt
malnourhhe
Vutrmon So
low-ancomc I
peculiar to
women, c:Uu
common to
constant diel
rhe rood
convenaence
loods 1. dep~
they further I
relauonshtp
n'-he!>t peo
,hould hav
dcfiCJenc~
certain far t11
"'ell-balan
hcaiLh ..
It as the "r
urbumzatto
possible" th
bast~ of 'a
ad vi~.
'\nd, he
arc: pnymg (
and,.. toward
who nn: o
uvc:rngc: h._e
developing
from daub\!
Sror~boartl,
eating. "ln
ttcmendoU!>
problem!. ..
Jucob)on
vegctable I
fewer au -
1ce
anu,
>otts
part-
Iter
for
lOt Or
a)
' ICC
'ark
:d·
a bit
e"
l,
radt
>Ugh
Ser·
and
be
)ger
ly at
,ad',
on.
ex·
.om·
•
ren
. ce.
wall
the tttnct' Moore I appl
1\ nall\ro ul Oregon f runce\ Moore l..lppt
IS an uuthor lct:turer and c<Hitrector of the
lruututc for Food 11evc:lopmcnt Pohcy m
"i.an f rune• co ~he i best know lor Dtrt for
1 \mall Planf'l ( 19' I) u book c'um•ning
·\mcnc:.!'\ abuse or protem. •uucsung better
protem dtets und upluamngthc pohtac:al and
c<tiPtlntlc problem& centered around {eedlnlt
world'\ h
Smce pubh\htng l>lt•l for a 5mall Planrt
M~ I .!ppc! hn~ wnuen 'itvcrnl aruclh on
protein dtct\, the pohiiC'I IOVoJvcd In rood
ronsumpuon .1nd the world lood problem.
The:) mtludc "Protetn wtthout Meat,"
Nawrolli\'ITII:, January 1972 ~ "World Food
Trade: The I .u (,eutng fatter nu Vat ion.
Od. 30, 1972; "fhc Poht1c' of Protein," Tht>
.~mc'fiC' Uil Btologt• T4•urhn \Ita) 197l "The:
\'c:ttcturtun Manife\lO ·· RumpartJ June
1973: "Protein from Plants,' Chrmutry .
October 1973; "Tbt World's Food
Problem," Commonwralth. reb. 8, 1974:
•nd "funtuste:.\ ol t-amtne," Harptr's,
fc:bruar) 1975.
l-ewd flfJtl, co·authorc:d this )car with
Jo .cph Collm' and (ar) I owler. examines
the potcntiul lor food 'icll-rchance.
Mr' L.tpp«!" utrustee lor World Hunger ••• Onfd ~. 8urtt1.\
Davtd Burge·, as a \cteran of over 20 yeal'l
c~pericnce tn overaeat wor~ Semor officer
in the Office olthe Executive. Dtrector ol the
Unued !'llution' C htldren'a rund (t NICEF)
~•nee IQ72. he mukc: frequent uppe~trancct
throughout the Unncd Statn and ( unadll as
n spoketmun for UN ICE r Pnor to ht~
prc:.$ent posttton, Burge s war. UNIC EF's
deputy reg~onnl dtreclor tn Alln and area
reprCM:nlattve In Bnnkok for 11x years.
Over'lca!l, U S government and labor
work account (or most of Burgess' uueer He
was born in 1917 10 Pekmg, f'htnn, where h11
ruther Wll& a prol~•or dl Yenchtng Untvent­
ty He hold• a B A from Oberlin College,
attended m~tht C:lll$&es ut the Amcncan Un­
iversity earned a B 0 degree from Unton
Thcologu.:3l Semmnry in 1944, and
gTadwued from the U.S. Foretgn ")ervJce
ln..•ttute tn 1963
Ovei"'CU' u~signmenu have included:
member htp an the U.S. Department of
State: borud of examiner~, direttor or the
Peace Corp 10 lndiu and director of it.s
lndulitnal Recruiting Divi.ion, dirc:c:tor of
USAJO' Office of lndonesau-Burma AI·
fatr\, .tnd labor attache for the U.S. EmbaJsy
10 "'e"' Delhi, I ndm
Year, a member ol the Umtannn- BurgC:\s not only Is an nut hority on hunscr
Univer~uh~t AdVlSO') CommiSMOO or World over~~ but holdHxpenence in the field& of
Hunger, und u member oft he advtsorv board admtnistrallon. progr .. m plsnntng,
lor f-ood Duy ~he hu:. lectured and mode budgetmg. ortcuniring. money-ruiJtng .. mter
appearance~ 10 most major Amorn:.nn caues. pretnttve speaktng. wnung for agenetcs and
bel ore college audiences churth group:. magutnes, and as negouator wtth oUtetal& of
m~:d twl .;chool~ . t.~nd numuon classes In Untted Nntaon1- u.gencae\, torctgn
1974 ~ohc addres,ed the non-governmental governmt'nb and the U S government
organuallon!> utthe World l·ood Conference Garrell Jamt) Hardin
in Rome Garrett Hurdm 1 a per,ua!l\e votce for
\1lchael F Jacob'!on (ptcturc not nvualable) ecological -.anti) who tn ht~o lucid.
penetrating, and olten watt)' prolle urg~
Michael Jacob,on t\ co -dtrector ol the man to conMdc:r the complex problem
Center lor ~ctence on the Pubhc lntc:rest. a resulting lrnm a bcavil) populated earth Richard R. Ha.hn
Richard Huhn ;., director of rcturch and
development for the A.E Staley Co. in
Decatur, m. He direCt!\ 150 profcuional 10
conducung baaac and applied research,
product development .and cuatomcr
technacal ~rv•ce tn ttx principal areas: cur·
bohydrute aweetenen, food proteuu, food
wrch~. fat and oilt mdu1trial 1tarches,
und apee1ahty chemacala .
Other rCJCarch at .Staley. directed b)'
H..Lhn, ha~ included corn wet mtlhnp starch
chemistry development of modtfied food
.tarche , development ol food protetns, and
devlcopment of htgh fructo•t corn syrup.
Worktn8 with Staley (or 10 Yt.'lfl, Huhn
sUlrted us scnaor r~earch chemtJt und has
held the positions ol group leader tn f·ood
Stnrch ~velopment, group leader 10 food
Applications and 'I cchnical Servic.es and
director in Food and Agn-Producu
Research and Dcvelopmc:m .
Warren E Kron'ltld
Warren Kronstad profcuor ot plant
breeding and genetics at Oregon State Un·
j,enity. i'i recognized as one of the out·
eauattolrs io his field.
non-profit con .. umer advocaC) organllataon Trained a~ a btolog.ist, Hardin began writing
m Wa,hmgton . 0 l .\ mttrobtologist he ts aboul the moral and socialamplicauons ol Krortitad's research team ha• developed
" lormer Nader worker and wa~ a rC\tarch ru:. ,ctencc m the 1950' and, since that time, and relel15ed se\cn ne" cuhivar ancludmg
b~Oetate of the Sulk lnstttute ha~> e:-.tendcd h•~ expent'>e over a wtde lield Yamhall, Hyslop. McDermid. and ~tephens
Hh toptC\ ol expentse arc the relatton!thip that includes genetiC$, evoluuon .tnd the .,oft white "'inter "heah. He tuu worked on
between dtet and health and a con~umer problem$ of pollution .and population the international scene. tal.:ing the Green
Interest tn rood addtli\'C!> He ts • .uthor of groMh. Revolution to the c:oanol arcus o( Turkey.
\utrutofl SC'ort•boarci . Eat~r 1 Dtgt>Jl, .md A Malthustan who believe) that humans Dopllc published reports by noted
co-<dttor of Food for Pruplt Not for Profit must curb thc1r reproductaon ot race the economm~ that r urlush farmers "ould not
Jucob~on " prcmt:~e I~> that .t large pcrccn· rnvage'> ot :;tarvatton dt ea'>C, nnd o,;octul change, Krons.tad .tnd his group suc~,fully
luge of the Amcncan populauon 15 dtsorder. Hurdm a1mpatgned tor the antroduced 23.000 ton ol st:< ~heat vanetics
mulnounshed He h~t' three reason:; 10 Jegahmuon ol ubortton dunng the 1960\ developed tn Me lCO <md 1 urkey. This
\utrrflon Stort>bourtllinuncml hmtts to the iJOd ts now culhng lor wtdt!lpread and program'' no" re~'11rdcd tU one ol the mo~t
low•tncome \egment oft he communtty; dte~ effective birth control program\ . He •~ po)ttwe ever developed by USA tO.
pecuhar to cenatn '!egment <~ (vegetanans. prof elisOr ol human ecology ott he UnrveNity He i) the proJect leader ol the Oregon
women, ethmc group), etc); and. the one ol (olifornto, Santa Bnrbaru. where he hns State Rockefeller progrum that work~ in
common to the enure populauon. Ill u taught for J I yean cooperaLion With "'orman Borlaug. "'obel
constant dtet ol ull the wrong food' Hurdm', worlu anclude Noturt and Han'\ Puce Pn1e winner and darector ol wheat
1 he food tndust ry\ recent swmg 10 r 01,. ( 19SQ), £.,p/orrnK N~K EthiC'S for .Sur· research at the antcmntional Maize and
conventence yet so-<:.1lled htgh-protean- W\•al ( 1912), .tnd StaiJ...mR lht ~J.!1/d 7 aboo Wheat Improvement Center located in Me~-lood' ,., deplored by the mtcorbtologut. and 197 ·
they lurther tn~tttl the \lttft nway I rom man•, leo.
rclauonshtp to lood .. h ll> trontc that the Geol'fe J. Pope (picture not 11\'llllable) John f.. Sdtramm
John Schramm is director of the N1tional
Manntry for Peace and NonV1olence for the
Amenaan Lutheran Church He 11 the
former executive director of Luthemn Social
Set'llces m Wuhington, 0 C
Schmmm graduated from Capital Univer­
~ity in 1953 and from the Evan~eli c:aJ
luthernn Thcologacal Semtnary in 1957. Ho
served ., pa~tor to Hope Lulhcran Church ill
Annandale, Virgarua from 19S7 throup
1965 and to the Commumty of Christ itl.
• Wu.shlngton. D.C. from 196$ through 1973.
Ht' tntercat in worJd hunger focu~ on
consumption. He feels that we Jive tn a world
of hmlla, yet we contume resources witb
blutant dttregard for the •mpact of our
chot~S .. Not only for the sake of others, but
ror our own sakes, we mwt team to aay
'enough u enough', .. Schramm emphiUtUS.
.. There is no freedom an the idea aod
e~prcssion of inutiable appctltes. "'
In his workshops Schnunm will illustrate
hlestylc changes that bring new freedoms
and nc~ rcsponJabilittcs
He isouthor of two book . Dan« m Sup,
of Chanflt' ( 1970) and ThmgJ Thai ,\fo4.~fo'
Ptou 19•u'-
M1rk 0. na.u•c.w
Senator Mark Hat.field has sened in tbc:
U.S. Senate since 1967. Pnor to that, be
served as Go\'cmor of Oregon for tv. o terms
( 1959-67). A congr~sional leader an c:fforU
to combat world hunger, Hatfield as 1poruor
of the U.S Senate Right to Food Rcsolu·
uoo.
As a member ol the Senate Ap-
propriatiom Comnuttee, he is also deeply
involved 10 all fuccu of the appropriotio01
proc.e~s. detcrmtruOK federal spcndanc
priorities. He u; a ran~ang repubhc:ao
member of the Rules and Administra tion
Commmc:c . That commmc:c has considered
the nom1nation~ of Gerald Ford and 'etson
Roci;eteller. fcdcriJ.l budget reform, the
Federal Elections Commission. contested
senate seats in Nc" Hampshire and
Ot.lahoma, re\ision an ampcacbment rulca,
esuablishment of the en.ue Committee on
lntelhgenc:c ActiV1t~ :u well as mtema.l
senate reform .
nche~ t people: m the htstory or the world George J. Pope. J7. is the Deputy A Sis- wu
hould hnvc 'IUth wtdupread nutnuonal tunt 'ale:. Manager. P.L 480 proi(Tam mart.cd b.) 11 program of pa)rolls aDd
deflctcnc~ and degencratn ·c: allne,se~ . whtlc (Food lro Peace) Oliice ofthe Gencr..al Sale; pia) ground • a economac dc\·dopment ot
c:cnt.~tn f.tr more pnmtuve populauon~ hBve Manager. ~ S D the ~tate mo\C:d hand m hand wuh thestatc:'t
well-balnnced dieh and cnjo) e~cellc:nt tn th•~ capacuy. Mr • Pope shares and c:nvironmc:nt~l pr\lttetlon cffons. Hc'A'U tbe
health.. ~ollaborates in the: a iltnnt ~ales manager's ,11ltc' fil'5t t\loo-terrn go,c:rnor 10 the twee-
h 1, the "rehttavely ~cnhtr) hie style that rcp,on,ibilit) for (ormuUuing and nd· tieth century. Hattield aLo c:ned Orc:p
urbanu.auon and automation huve mude mtntstenng pohcte), program. and ~tit)' ol ~lllte (1957-59). :state N:natcx
posstble" that hus led people .AWU) from the: procc:durc~ relating to the implementatton of ( 1955-57) nnd ~>tate representati\'c ( 195 1-.55).
ba\tC of stmple ltle and good nutnt1on. he Title I and Title ll Agricultural Commodit)' Follo\lolng gradUAtion lrom Wallnmctte
advtse) ExpoJ1 ProgrumsnndOcean Trarupurtataon Unt\C~It) In 1943 and SLilnfetrd Umvcnity
And. he believe:.. member' of the pubht. Opcrntotn:. tmd Ser.tce under P.t .. 480• 10 1948 "tth a bachelors and muten OegJen
arc pnyanglor that 'haft .twuy I rom nutratton mcluding re.pon'itblh tv for the O\c:rull plan· in pl,htical ,c,~nce, h(' uauaht political
dOd toward ~umpl} calonc tntake ''People mng. admmt tro&uon and coordinat ion ot oentt ut Willamcne Umvenit). He a&.o
who arc overwe1{lht have u greater thun p, l~ 480 and rel.tted ope ruling progranu.~tnd :scf"cd ut Willamctle a dean of atudenta
.tverngc: hl..ehhood ol huv10g u heart attock. lor thcsr ~oordtnurlon with othes relattd lrom 194~ through 1956
devclupins ht8h blood pre~osurc: , or wHerang governmental program". Uatlteld, a lc:4ding Chri)tUln Ia) man. t._
I rom daubett\,.. he wute' tn Vutrltion Pnor to hi current a'stgnment , he bu been a cril!c of "a' il religion -He bM
Swrtboar J. whu;h he call a gutde to better Hatdm\ thesis i that popu tton con- worked in the U 0 . tn tbc P l-~0 "riuen e.ncn.)l\cly tor rell@tOUI
eattn!J "In udd1tton. obc:'e people hove rrol i\ incvnablc. but it" up to u.) whether or Opentuon~ Divtston .and ~a'> an the Orlice ol pubhcattons. He I) the author ortbrc:e boob:
trcmendou.. \OCtal nnd p~ycholotncal not it will be .tchte,ed by humanh-tm posed M.mugcment .1nd Finance. OM f. ln the 'ot Quue So Smtple ( 1967), Con.fltd alfll
problcrm .. birth control progmm~ or b)' nature's more OM F he Wtlrked in Monagcment and C'ull.tnrnct' llQ71 ), and &hHYn a Rock tl1td
Jucob~on j, .tn advocate on e.lllntl more dr.tsuc mdhod~> . Hts newest pubhc.ttion i~ a Budgeting aspects ol P.l ... 480 and other a Hard .Plocr (197()l. He is co-author o1
\·egetable toocb. leas tat-laden meat, and book entnJtd !tlaMginl 1hr Commons. international and domestic commodity AmMsty: TM U~Uttlli«J Qtitr~IIOif of
rewer aupry. aalty, pusy an.aek fooda. -(t977) -proarama.. ------------J"'ItiiiPI (1973). --ODDAY1977
April 21
Tlu' \ ~ar • ,,, \\-(' -.tart Ol Ol ~ tr.ccnten· • ntum. \\llh a ne'' pre~a\lent and ne" ad·
m10uratt l'"· "c hl)f'C to ~ llble t,, ~,)h c
\\lmc Ol thc'e J'fOblem'> 10 t.lUf loud ~uppl
\\ h.u exact!~ ~rc the'c problem'?
H1gh ugar nnd lot le\ cb 10 looc.h C<'ll·
tnbute hltonth dc:u\ obc.,Jtv, b,l\\CI "'1n1.cH
and heart di .. c.\'it 'ct \\C P•l)' ht~h prttt' lor
thc:'>c ftlt\d\ th.lt are ~tiling u' Hun~cr tml
malnumuon undemnn~ the hc:.11th .tnd
producunt} of people llnd natlllm uround
the '"'orld.
BtJ: corporacionl- are gaming ~onuol O\tr
tht rClod ,uppl), both m field<., C3nnc:rie,,
and upcrmarlets :u hom~. and 10 d~\clup­
IOt ctluntnes around th~ \\orld.
Man people s.a~ chat \menta 1:; the boe!.t·
IC'd nataon tn th~ \\ orld. Our rich tarmland,
our mer.;, lal~. and nunlall male: It pm,i·
ble \dd to that our hi,tor) ol e\pcnmenta·
uon. t~hnological dc,clopment, and hard
"orl., and ·ou c.1n ~ \\-h~ "~ became
"brc:adbJ\lc:t to the \\orld."
t\nd )ct, mtlhon.' ot peoplcJn ,\m~nca ure
hungr). Malnoun~hcd icl or c\cn mental·
h retarded hec3u~>e then bodtl' dtdn't
~iH: the nutrition the) neede-d \orne arc
IC~ becau~;c the} eat the wront ~tnd' ot
fOO(h; O\cr procc sed. relined, or mtllcd,
diluted Jdulterated , )\\Cetened. then ar·
ttltcl:dh colon:d, 0.1"on-d, nnd pn."locncd to
male them ~~em upnenhng
f(()S'f CCRCAt so ARE
oe~o FVR t:ill).S
BUT ~\$ 0'-1£ SEG\'\S
TO Be FOO AOU~:TS llthersurc-:o.id: llc~<IU\cthc:} can't tlford t<'
bu\ 1 he ught l.tnth ol tnod. I he ttO' ernm~nt
hn~ C''llthh-.ht•d ~\\me prtlllrnm-. ttl mule .. un
thai C\Ct\onc can c:u. But thc\r don't 'enc • ncnrl) c:nou~h hun(lf) people omc I .$,000
,chooh "ith o\ cr lour nulhltn chtldren t\(h·r
no ,l.'hnol hH>d 'en let' atull 0\cr h111f ol 111
Amenmn' ''" tncomc' bclu\\ the: povut}
le\ ~I .1rc: nvt rc:.u:hcd h\ the foo<l sutmp
prot~r.tm .
1 he \tlURIIOn I\ \\Of"Sc leU the flOllf tn mU\1
other <:ountrie~ . I here. much olthc be~t lnnd
he m the h.tnd' ol the nch, or corporuuon11,
"h\.l rut'l.' crop' IN c:'purt \\ hile \llmc .. c.1'h
crnp, .. urc nc"e~~f) lor the econom) ol
thco,co pour countne,. 11 ntU'>I ,ecm a bitter
trtln) to the pea anh \\ ho rai .. c collcc or
COlton lhUt there I\ not enOU8h land 01
mone\. or time ltl £TO\\ food to ent
rhe~c arc some of the problem ... Focu~ on
FClod "til gt\c 'ou an tdca ol JU<I ho\\
... omple:\ and"' tde..,prcad the~ art But .at the
a me ttme, "e mu't rememb-er that the} can
bot chnngcd
Rat &n£ Jood t\ :.n IICII\11) .tlmo'lt a' old,,,
man. Gt\tn urablc Inn d. water, 11 nd a(~o'C' to
ttlllh, ,cet.J..,, unJ b..L'IC tcchnolog\ mlhl ol
the ptoplc Ill th&: ~tlrld \\OU)cJ reed
thcm,C'h~
f.:uttnt; '' C:\ en older I hun rarming. \nd
le.trmng to cat n~ht ,., c.1~1er . It\ 'ornctlung
that \\l' tl\\c nul'!iehe,
B<t~THG
PRGNllttN\S
11\J iHG
BOX-.
Courtesy ot Chtcago Tnbunf'-New York News Syndicate.
Enough is Enough:
Taking Charge of Your Life
S1mple Ji\ ing is not a simple i»uc. Our
lifest) le5 arc direct nprc~)iom ol our per·
sorud and socal "-alues Our rc:lauonship to
matenal mources affect~ our mner lh es, and
the en' uonment and the pro~pec:ts ot all
human~10d ~ hetber h\inp or )'el born
!'imple li,1ng means that our lives can be
ncher an man)' wa~s \\'athout bcmg d~truc-
11\C esther to the planet or to other human
beangs
\\ c be: he\ e that simpht )ing our li\ic:S can
help us to gro" and dc\clop "' human
bemgs. lnrough £reemg ounehcs o(~thtng·
odd1ctson .. \\oe become leu ''thsnghl.:e" an our
ll"n relattonsh1p~ We also tree our energitll
to c:ontnbutc m other ways 10 help end the
gron econom1c mequalille> at home und
abroad to which postindustriaJ Amencan
con•umptaon patterns make a mujor con·
tribuuon. 1 hroush simphtication \\oc cun
create lt\tng and grO\\o1ng altcrnata'cs to
dependenc:c on Jtructures and anstitutions
which Ooumh on passivtt) and ~n­
sumcrism. and therefore tocrcase our potcn·
tial for sell-uctualimtion, hecdom and
dc"clopment .
Stmple lmng ts a many·l CICted procos. It
embodies pen;ona.J and communal sro"'1h
and de,elopmentas 'A-ell as a commitment to
pohllcal and )ocial change. We wuh, en
George l..zskc) 's word!>, to ubnns the futur~
into the present" by lAking an acttvc hand in
creaung st-both tn our o""n li"cs and an the
cnvtronment 10 "'hich we h\oe.
Ta~ing charge i$ th~ prcx:eu of becoming
respoJUible (and respon•ibl)' becominsl) .
Th•• 10\'olve~ the realiuuon that we are the
Vlcttme. Cal not the main VIctim•) o! con·
aumen1t uutJtutton •. prachc~ and vulucs :u
well as Lheir bcntfictariei . fhe pursuat of
Mhavtng" and "acquiring" too often obstruct
the proc.u~ of h~tnf(, Jcno..,mg, and amng.
Consumcmm encoura~ dependence on
huge cnterpmes and centralized JOUrcn for
neu.uaun. lu11.uries and per ~anal :.tandard!.
and 'talu~ . ·rhti ha• made u• more and more:
predactable and par;SI'~'c . Perhaps we thould
amtead team to rely more un oursehea and
o~ another.
• lnd" tdual and communal ,clf-rchanet: .tre
an mtcgral part ol the proe6' of takmg
char~-c of our rchttton to resources that arc
our o~ n ,j) \\elll:l) those of the material and
btologtcal Unl\er:o.e. ;\CqUtSttOn orne\\ :.ktlh,
ancrc:"cd 'elf-l.:no"lcdge. abthU~ for
crtllll"e intemcuon wuh one another,
cclcbrauon and shanng are :ttl mvol,c:d an
the procc.u ol becoming more 'elf-sufhctent .
Th~e benefits ol simple Ji,ing al•m mu._e at
po•siblt to Inc tn hurmon\ rather than in
conflact wath nature and our fellow human
bc:mgs.
I at.tn~ \;horge al'o mearu taking con­
~tous rc pon'ltblhn· for the dectMon~ we
m<~ke C\er) doy tn rclataon to our U!ie of
rc:~ource, , encrg.) and rood T be~c d~tston~
:uc too ohen, we \Ubmtl etthc:r mudc
nutomutic<dl) or Iuken for grunte-d We
recottmu rheer connecuon wHh both the
1.1rger quc)tlons ol pohltt<£1 and economiC'
structure U\ well a per ... onal cho1ee. Man} of
our con~umpuon pattern' arc: shaped by an
inc:reassngl)· monopohlcd, conglomemed
11nd mulunamonah7ed economte structure.
All long a~ we )Upport the~ tnstituuon~ ""e
k\c:rcly hmit our penonal freedom of
~hoicc. upponing the sLructuro, funhc:r­
more. make~ us collaborators in the deplc­
uon ol naturol rcsourcn, and paruc:apanh sn
the pohtacal and economic dommanon of
other nataon) and peoples. A> long ;u we
conunue to accept th.t& \tate ol affotn. our
~nomy wall be dependent on mtluary
•pending which as rapidly approachtng one
hundred balhon dollar each year As Jong11s
we rupond plllltvcly and prcdtctably to the
blund1 hmcnh of advcrtu.sng and
~le:~man,htp ~c rc:duu our nght to self·
cAprcuaon On the other hand, to dectde
con.c:IQU,I) and to implement our dtcJ'Itons
through acuon j, to reMhle our potenual a'
f rc:c human being..
l~trnpu Jrum r akin& Charet. 1970.
Amtnt'Un frtenJJ jr"11re Cummi11u Focus On ...
AMERICAN OIFTS C'ONlAIN TOO
MUCH f-\I JO 4S(1 ... OF OUR CALO
RIES COMI:. FROM 1"•\T CON
SIDl-RABl Y MORe I tfAN fifE-20
\S'" Til A 1 MO\ r NUTRITIONISTS
RI::COMMENI> - Added ,ugllf in b thy tnod dessert\ pro-
vedcs up to 44~ or the tOIOriC'>
I he Jcl(tmol n/ ( 11t1Ct'f R t'warch !>Utl
gc,tcd thnt dtct m.l) he cJU\Ing dsrc,th
,,, tnd 1rect ly, halt ,,, .111 c.tncer' .tmung
\\omen 11nd J0'1C ol tho~l · among men.
l he report hnb numt iunul f:.lctoro. to
cancer nt thC' ,,,Jun. ~tnmuch c~nrhugu\ ,
hreast, hver •• md uteru'
When ba,on ,., trted. the 'lodtum nurue
prc,en :usvt cum htnc\ "tth uther chem i •
cah to torm niiW'i•ln\lne<>, tin) amount'
of nttrcl~amsnc h.n c .;,,u,cd cancer 10
•101 m.ll
IN·\ \\ORLD ~Till Pl ~GUI:.O 8'1'
PROBl £ M\ 01 LI"-JOfRNUTRITION
\ D T \R \ ·\ TION 1\ \.1 \JOR NU
lRITIONJ\1 1\HLIC liON I TH15
COUN1 R 'I I\ ORf\IT 'I' ( Al1\ED 8)
0\(Rf\TINu
Approltmately one mtlhon Amcncans
dtc every year of d tsea~es whu:h arc
related m pilrt to dtel heart disease~.
stroke, bowel cancC'r
A chtld watchsng T V IS Invited ten
limes Jn hour to establish food habits
wh1ch ht\ denust or doctor wtll Iuter
deplore
TOOTH DECAY IS THE MOST
WIDESPREAD NUTRITIONAL
PROBLEM IN THIS COUNTRY, AF·
FECTING 98"C OF THE POPULA .
In~~------~--------
Th\: U~l) A a~'>ue~ oootuet" a no pre!.!>
release., prunwung egg and mcdt ~:on ·
sumpuon, the dnnger\ ol eallntt too much
cholesterol und t.u otre not mentioned {Jcurge Bnggs. Prot ,Jf Nutruaon at tht
L "'" ot Culafnrnao ill Berkc:lt")', llld
Helen lllrtch cdttor ol the loumul q
NutrlftOtt E cturol/cNI ~umated sn 19ll
thnt "the annual ~:u'lt~ to our c:ounttt
from hun&or .md per<~~onnl mismon'lc
ment ot rood to the dctnment of one,
he11lth a~ .lppro:umotelv S30 balhon"
Oe!>pllt trong cvtdcncc of du:t c:on.
trsl:lullnf tu the. numher nne ktllcr hcan
dt,en'c: the (tu\ernment' nutrition
cd ucat wn t'llnrt '' I argely represented 1"1
tht U~O \ \ bud~ct to CXten!ton rl
~0 ~(10000 en JQ7'i Cuntrn\t thts t~
General Fo,,d, .tdverttstn[l budget
197 J ol 180.000.000 ICl puth 111
product, .
THE. \\ FRI\GE AMERICAN
118 POL'-'0~ OF f.\ f en 197'i
\ctnrd ing to U\0 \ ~um.llt\, nutn.
twn rc,earch and btttcr d tcts cout6
reduce the rrul:lJcm, of dt,tbCtC\ by 5~
he.ut d i~ca\c by 20~ oheslly hy BOll
,\lcuholi\01 hy '3~, .and tnte\lln.tl C:lnccr
b\ 201)'(
l Nl\ 01 C \lll ORNIA RL'\EAR
lHfR\ I·SfiM\fl TIII\T \.ivru
TH,\N 1.000,000 l S INF·\Nh \NO
\OUNG CIIILDR I N 11\\f. £!IntER
SL I Fl:RED SfUNfi"-J(, OF BR
(tRO\\ I II, OR ARE \ T RISI\ Of
SUCII D \M A<if·. BECAUSL ~ OF M
NUTRITION
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total c,tlona
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Canned.penehes (It ~yrup )
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Del Monte frul\ cup
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Hnstes~ Sno ball
Cracker Jud
Cool Whtp (I f BSP)
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Whtte \Ugar
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Sl\ OF
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FOODS
.. ugar
rcent
• A Letter to
the Editor
t>r Dr. hmJ
On he hull ol PrC:!oldtnt ( .trtcr. l would hkc
to thun~ you .tnd tht other focuhy memben
ol J,c" l!io und Clork t ollegc lor your rc:<:.ent
l~,,~r in whtch you inror m tum or the:
,,·mf10\tUm \ ou .src:-plunntng on vunou"
1:1cc:" ol the wurld hun~c:r crl\t 1 he: Pr~l·
dent I\ ph:il'icd to learn of your deep concern
hlt tim 1 !IUC .tnd he. Wl"he' you the very best
tor u ~ucc c:s~<ful and mc:anm(lful ympo'iium
\ llU muy bt mtc:.:rc ted to the followtnfl
mea urc wh1c.h tht t ntlcd l..,tute' hus tttken
to nllc:viute hunger mtte the World Food
l onlc:rence.
I he lJnucd t,11c:~. as the world', largest
loud exporter and donor.~~ pltt)'IOf o1 lc.tding
role: m dlorh to increa c tht world's food
)upply. In order to tocu .. tntern.IIIOnal atten­
tion nn the world hunger problem and to
dcvt'e mean' to rc oh·c II, the llnated Stat~
has plu)ed o.tn actt\e role tn attcmptlnf to
1mplement the vartous recommcndouon' tn
the ,trea' ol lood a1d, lood c:<.Unt)' and
:sgricuhure hnnncing und development .
for c:\umple the United 'o)t,ue' propo~c:d
the c.,t,lbh,hmc:nt of u tood \C:C:Urtt)' gram
rc~cr'e ' ~\'~tern Jnd tabled belorc the Inter-• nauonul \\heat C ounc:tl .a plan for the
crc:atton ol un anternnuonul 'Y'tem of
nunonull\ held grutn re,erve'> m September .
1975 I he purpo'e ol the U \ propo1al1r. 10
a"Uft ,In ildC4UUIC WOrldWtdc !IUpply of lood
~&~rum' through an tnternullonully agreed
stoc~' pohc) to bUild up reserv~ dunng
years when global production 111 abO\iC trend
und ttl druw. down Lht:\c re .. erve~ when global
product tOn'' below. trend The International
Wheat l ounctl " pre~ently con~1der~ng our
r~'erv e' propo!l:ll along wuh other propo..al~
lor 111clu~ion in a new ~tr..tins .trr.tngc:mc:nt .
(he onl) long-run olutlon to the world
hunger problem ts incrc~cd ugriculturnl
production tn the world' lood deficit arcar..
m;m) ol v. hich ha"e Jlrc:at agncuh urJI poten·
llal '-lun) ol the World food Conference
tnlllattve ... tre a1mt'd at ac.hie\tn{t tht tn·
crea'c Stncc the C onferencc: the Unttc:d
!State' ha' more than doubled tl\ "''si~t.~ncc:
to ;~gru:.ulture and ruml dc:\'elopment m the
dc:-.clopmg count ncs
In the 'hort run the Umtcd State' and
other countnc:' arc provtdtng •ncrca!lcd
amount) ol lood <Ud I he U nttc:-d Statco;,
through 11' PI 480 lood tlld program~ is the
pnnctpal world lood donor <\mc:e the Incep­
tion of PI 480 m 1954, w.c have pruvtded o.,.cr
S:!5 b1lhon in food aad fhto, ye.ar the limted
"'·"e' v.-111 pro\lde Jbout 6 m1lhon ton' of
luod .ltd commodttl~ .tbout 60 per cent of
ht turgct lor .til donor-e .. tabli .. hed at the
\\ orld f·ood Confcrcm:. ..
\\ c: apprcc1.t1e tht c.on,crn vou h.a'e e'·
prc"cd and v.-e need ) our 'uppon "' we JOin
\'lth other nutton' 10 the coopcrall\e dlort
II' cn,urc thut world lood need., :tre met.
Sancerclv • • \\tlham l>. 81uu, Jr.
Deput) 1\"''tant Secretary
lor Pubhc AU:ur'
rHF RH.H 1 I 0 I OOD Rlo...,OlliiONO.,
'' pu,wd b' the '-lenatr (!-\. (on. Rc.. 138)
StpWnbrr 16. 1976, b) voil'C' 'IIOtr
\\ hc:rto\ m tht' 8u.:entcnn1ul 'car we:
rcafltrm our nullonal commitment to the
inuhemlblc nght ul all to hit, It ben". otnd the
purmtl ol huppine~'), none ol wha'h c.tn '?t
re.1hzed w uhout food to .tdequatcl) \U'itatn
und noumh life, and \\c: rec'..tll that the nght
10 food and lrccdom from hunger wus \C:I
forth tn the lJni'IICt~all>cclaration ol Hum .. n
R1phh and in the World l~ood Conlen:nce
Dcdarntion of 1974, and
\\ htrca\ the report entlllcd "1 he As\e~~­
mcnt of World Food S1tuatton ·· prep.arc:d
lor the I Q74 \\. orld I ood C onlcrcnce, ~­
umated thut lour hundred .md )IJtt\ m1lhon
pe"on,, almo~t half olthem young chtld~n.
are malnoun~hed, .1nd
Whtrel\ nearh hall ol the humun race
h\ie-. on dlel' !lenousl) dehCient 1n protetns
or other e~enual nutnent'> , and
WhC'ru\ mo"t of this hunger and
mnlnutntton 111 !IUflcrcd by the poor 10
developing counlt'lc:s who~e povertY prevenls
them lrom obtamtng ade4uatc food: and
Whtrtti the demand ror tood IS
nccelcrating nnd the unprecedented growth
tn populat1on wtll add a btllion persons to the
world'~ population 1n lcs~ than 15 yean. and
Wherta, the Food and Asnculture
Oraanu..ahon. and other rccogntlcd
.authortll~ . currently c1timllte that by 198S
the dcveloplnB countri~ wall experience and
annwal food defic1t ol liS milhon tons; and -
ones an oun
I tc "'PI, jrmu Otl-ween a Rock and a liard
Jllace, 1976
I ore he ne,llc:nycars,l bclic\c the deepest
moral Ch.tllenge We (uoc '' the inJUllliCe of il
world drumallc.lll)' apht between the: we;tlthy
and tht 1mpoventhed
1 he mu!tt grave davmon 10 !he world toduy
111 no longer between the (a,t .tnd the We 1:
the divJaton " not tdeololl"·'l Ruther the
diva'laun ol the world wh1ch muat concern Ull
most lor the lutun.: 1 cc:onomte ; the: diVISion
between the neh .tnd the (loor; the dtv1110n
between the: North the: United Stale • P.u·
rope:, Jupun, and the Sovtel Unton, <Jll the
indU11tnalued, ~cvelopc:d powers tn the
world-.1nd the South-the 49 na11ons olthe
world with a per Qlpita gi055 nauonal
product of le ' tho1n S275. bs than S275.
Tht 1, the po .. crty belt, the WFourth
World where the trul) wretched of the
world\ poor atruggle lor utstcncc . How the
neh nattons relate to the1r poo1 netghbor~
Will dctcrmtne the prO)ptCt~ for trUe peace
for u~ all in the decade\ uhc:.td
Hunser and t.trl..&llon mo\t vavtdly por­
lrJ\ the rwhtlc$ or tht'-dl\t!>lon, and lhe
,urrenng w-hich 11o the rctult
All thut ufTc:nne ~n be: ummuri1ed tn
cold !ltlltlsuc:'> I 0,000 people; ,turvang every
day, 426 mJihon 'Cvc:rc:ly malnoumhed, un·
told number' or ch1ldr~n bodt(')) .tnd mtnd\
pcrmnnently ~tuntcd by poor d1eh, more
malhon' dectmated b) whut ordin.anh' would
be mtld dtsea"e'
Tht5 ptcture becomes all the more traile
when w.e reali1c that the v. orld has the
cup:tcll) to produce lood lor ull humun11)'s
need~ . both no~ .tnd by 1985, 1f the con­
sumptton ol lood w-ere: more evenly and
JU\tl) di!ltnbutcd throughout the globe.
~o\t traditional 'trutegi~ of develop­
ment and 'foreign a1d" ovc:rlool th~
rcalitte~ .tnd concentrate on the following
ob)ectJvc, ·
Mr George Pope. l ~ Oeparcment of
Agriculture .. poke<~man , will addra\ the
\)'mpo,lum on \\ edn~ .. da). \pril 13.9 am In
the Chapel re~:ardlnR PI 480-Food for
Peart.
\\ herra., 11 '" 10 the mterc:.t ol the Unned
'\tate:' .md nil nauum to O' ercome lood
\hurlagc: whi<'h c.tu'e human -.uflc:nng and
s~ncratt tconomi~: and political in~l!lblht}:
and
\\ hcrtu' tht United ~lute propo,ed, .111d
.111 nallOO!i at the: \\ orld Conference ol 1974
~lc~Xptcd, the buld obJetll'e ''that Wlthm u
dc~:ade no ch1ld will go to ~d hungry. that
no fumil} will te.H (or it nc:\t day\ bread,
and that no human bcang·~ luture and
~;apaciue.'\ w11l be tunted b) mBlnutntion",
.tnd
\\ hertu the mternlltionol communit) bu\
rcpc:.•tcdl) urged the lndu,tn.tliled nauon'
to increa. e their oll1cial de,elopment
a'~l\tance to 0 7 percent ol the1r total
national productton (v"'ooP). und
Wherea' the ehmm.tuon ol global hunaer
and mulnutnuon c.unnot :.ucceed wuhout
e~tpanded ~ell-help effort~ b) the de\elopma
countne-. Now. thcrdore, be tt
Rnol~ed b~ the ~cnale (the Hou~oe of
Repreienmuvn concurnng), thiU 11 ·~ the
~eme ot longf'6s that
1 the Unued Stoles rcatlirms the nght ot
ever)' penon tn th1s country and throuahout
the world to food and a nutrattonally lldc­
quute diet, nnd
2 chc need to combat hunger shall be a
t"undumental potnt ol rderence 10 the tor­
mulauon and amplcmenllltton ol United
Statek pohcy an all .area• whu:h bear on
hunger tncludmg mternataonal trade.
monetar) arrangements. and foreian
usl5tan~ . and I ;\n mcre.tsc tn support for rural
de\clopmc:nt , with parttcular emphu"' on
producme mve~cmentl' m the agnculture
and technac:al .. oSI!tlllnCC lor the Iarmer I
e.spec1.tlly 'lOphl\liC:ated technology :
2. Rc:liantc: on the htgh-yield v.trtellcJI of
grutn und lh~ rrchnolo8tCI needed to 1uppon
theu producuon i.e .. the (m:cn Revolurtnn ;
3 lncre.l\ang uttcr11ion l() populution , wuh
the developed nation!. to 1mpo•c 1ero pop­
ulntton growth on the devcloptng nation ns
:1 means uf curbtnp, demand;
.t, The ere.Hton ol u world lood bJn~
controlled by an internattonal usency •• and
drawn upon tn time of need as dclenK
.1g.1in!it emergenc) ~1tuat10ns created by
IUitur.d diJ>31ter$ or v. ur.
These proposals have Cormed the core of
e.1usung pl>!ns to de.al wuh the world food
cmts. 'f et none or them ollert anythtng
really new; all arc tradusonal concepts ol the
convenuonal wasdom whtch has t;ulcd to
alter the gap between the rich and the poor
r he filial fla'A ii that all thcse propo ltions
are palcmnlistic. or what !iOmecall culturally
impcrali,uc . The~ seek: to tmpose our wi~h~
and our eonc:epll. rooted 10 our partacular
historv on other cultures, !Wttetle:,, and
econom•cs that hu\ic enureh dllfercnt
dream.
Most elforll. at rurul development 10 the
past huve been ba,c:d on .t ''trid:le down"
theory of ec:onom1~ Asst t.ance 1~ &lVen to
tho~ Iarmer. who an: proapcrous enough to
utihlc the technology of <\merialn method•
of aancuhurc: . The truly poor larmers and
pcaS>lnt~ rematn unaJiected . The same holdli
true Jor the ~Green Re\oluuon ... which IS a
success only for thO!.C v.-ho can aflord it.
It 1s ampcr:uive to remember that the
pnncipal cause of world hunger ·~ pO\erty.
No one stanes 'Abo has monev tn hu. or her • podet. The pnnc1ple CJ~ ol po\cM). 10
tum. is unemployment .
What d1re<:tions must luture global
policies toJ~e. partacularly II the poor nations
are to enhance thetr O'An abaht) to become
sell-!iufllclent m food ' .\bo\e all, itt h:ard to
enw11on ~uc~ful de\elopment in the poor
nauons tf comprchen ive land relorm und
ancomc redtstrtbution are not made the fint
tusks. Th1s reform should be turned at
creaung land umt~ large enouah 10 n.c:com·
mod11te the -.mgte family ll\·ing on them. and
'mall enough that the lond can be worked
Wlthout 'ubstantiaJ mput~ of technoloi) and
encrg} required by American method ol
ngnculture . Needed hc3\')' c:apttal m­
\e;,tment would be financed b) coopcrau, ·es
s,c:f'l.mg th~e small lundholdc:r rather than
urbun bureaucrat' or lorell!n corporation •
Outside B!»i:.tance ln the rnrm (lr technical
tud hould all be dtrected toward lacaht.atmg
the operauon und production of these 5mall
untts und thc:tr cooperatl\e orgnn1zat1nns.
b}-fl3''tng u~ much a poss1ble profitcenng
hurc:aucr.H-. nncJ mtddlemc:n
3. in the Unncd 'itate ... v.e 'hould ee~ to
tmpro-.e lood .b~l t mce progrum~ lor rtll
tho"c who arc in need. to ensure: chat :111
elig1ble rcctptent~ hu'e the opportunu~ to
r~~me a nutritionull) ade4uatc d1ct, .1nd t<.,
reduce unemplo) mcnt and ensure 11 level ol
economic deccn\:\ lor c'loen:one; and -4. the United <\tJtes -.hould cmphUlit7e and
c:'pund ib a'"ht.lnce tor sell-help dc,clup­
mc:nt llmoog the world' poor~ I people,
e,pc<ially in countri~ .senou'l) altccted b
hunger and malnutnuon. "it h parttcular
empha)IS on 1n~rea~ing food productton and
enooura~J~ng mot~ equatable pattern.' ollood
dt~tnbutton and economic growth; 11nd such
l))i,t.tn~ an order to be ellccthe. should be
coordinated "'it h c'pandcd ct(orl! b) inter­
nauonaJ organizations. donor nauoM, and
the recipient c:ountrie to pro' tde a
nutriltonull) adequate diet for ull.
• I • • • Mark Hatfield
f here II no questton BbOUI the ob,tocJcs
wh1ch he 1n thll path Chacf ~among them are
nattonal ehtcs tn poor eountnes who rni l
such fundamental tnlernal relorms because
of the thre 11 such steps po5e to thetr own
buse of power. ·r here 1s no iiSSUranc:e that the
leader~ ul P•'Or oouons will naturully choo~e
those polic:ia moSt benefic:ml ro the whole of
their p~"ople. In such 11tuauons, the denser 11
that our e !!.ternal uutJtunce. reprdleu oft he
mnnvat1on• beh1nd u, may only further
sohdtly the pov.-er of 1uch ehta. Our 11id
then bccome5a means of pohucal mampula­
tion rather than a tool ol human
development . What '' requtred 1 the com·
mttment that human hbcratton lrom need
shall be the gutdang prionty ol our pohoes ot
fore1gn aid and foragn trade, ruther &han the
prolecuon o( our narTow poliucal or
economtc mtercsu. Thae proposals do not
compnse a nai'ie ad~ocacy or 1deahsn. but a
realntic prescnption of mandatory :actaons in
order to feed humaniry's children,
More realisucally l>llll, we must ac:cept a he
I:Jcl that e\'cn the most optimistic hopes lor
agnculturul dcvelopmc:na m the poor nattoru
wall not solve the long-term ctiou of hunger
unlcs' global patterru on comsumpuon and
dhtnbution a~ abo Lran'llormed
Stnator Mark Hatfield will ~ thr final
ot)'mpo<~lum .spuker on Wednoda)' •• \pril
13 •• ':..'0 pm. in \h~ Cbal)f'l.
US Food Aid
Untonunate ly, I he U S. now ranls neAt to
hut among the Western countries as a food
atd donor an relation to gross nauonal
produellon. In 197.2 the U ~.sa~ 6 mtllion
metnc toru of wheat under Pubbc La~ 4SO
(Food lor Pc:.tc:t) ..tnd in 1974 ~e sent 1.7
milhon tons l.. S a1d to lon:ign countries.
lunhermore. often hM lin.ancial and mihtary
1ntc~t5 1n rrund more than the world's
hungn,. For tmuan~. the Agency to Inter­
national Development tAIO) oppo ed end·
ing lorcign aid in 1971 wilh statillttc:s
showtng that termmallon would hurt U.S.
bu:.tne-5 antercsts. expons, and agnculture,
as v.-eU a~ loJe merican jobs abroad and
unn't'~ity contracts at home. Priority of
mdttary mtercst~ was made clear when
records of Pubhc: La~ 480 (Food ror Peace)
re,.ealed that tor the ii.sc:al )ear 1974 nc rty
half the Food for Peace moncv ($-499
mtlhon) ~cnt to lndoch10a . tnJt No••"Cmbcr
~ecreutr) autz commented: "Food u a
weapon h 1 now one of the pnnoplc tools an
our ncgouattnf kn .. Pressures '\\111 have: 'to
be (lUI on the gO\"Crnment for ctulngc:.s to be
made tf the world fam1h I) to eat • In :o\o .. mc:mber. 1974. the first World
food Conlercncc ~'ilS held 1n Rome, and
rcpre~ntflii\'U ol 130 countne me
together for two week to dts.cu the \\Orld's
lood problem:~. . In sptte ot the rcaltnalurc on
the pan of the ll. ·.to respond to giQballood
need~ . sc,erul posithe d~-i ions came out of
the conten:ncc;
I. \ \\ orld Food Council wa created :u
nn umbrell.as org:an1U11un to ec that good
and educntton were dtrected toward net:dtng
countnc:s
:!. \ Food Information uf Earl~ \\ arnin&
S)'tem oper:ued b,> the U.t'\. Food and
;\gricuhur-al Organin1tton "tU end data
around the 'AOrld to mform COuntnc:s or
"orld production and hortug~ ( nu i :a
11\.ilJOt lull an pohcy lor borh Chmu and the
""'" 1ct Union)
' ,\n International Grain R~cn~S)Itdl
'AILS formed to attempt to ncn futun:
$honage. Th~ resenes w1ll be natwnaUy
held.
4 I\ \\ or1d Acrlculturt Oc,tlopau 4
Fund WllS en::lled to prO\'tde n(C(jed lunda
for de' elopmcnt in lhe lhird world counlna,
If all of thb has lett ~ou lechna
o'c:rwhelmcd and po'kerleu, remember tbat
51 nee ~e in the L1 • buy most of the food ~
cut, each of U$ has Significant economic
1mpa(C upon the tood indll$try wh1c:h we ca.n
Ul>e -with dlset'etion We can make chotca
ahout what ~e eat. and wbom we buy u
trom. E\'t'r)time )'OU bu) • food product.
llU are makina a political, soctal, and
e\.--oloJtcal w-•s well as :an economic: and
nutnttonal iJcas1on.
Ex~rpu from Tllktltl C~. 1976. AFSC. -amp us
h Oinr Hodlcnbcnt
The~ u one qu~uon man of w 'll\" cl·
&n£ at the be tnrun of thu ru ,. he~ u our
mpon.\.C' w "the fooJ cnm'' h:admJ: w>
CJc:ul hun~r ~ an U..'UC' of :a, tl\ C' ronccm
Colle (' IUd('nU llf'C Intra mel) '\1,.'2re
of the muht·h)crcd connc«Hiru be~en
aal cronom•• • poltt.al :and em tron­
~tsl LnJU u e The\ rclllne that O\'Cf•
c;om&n" rhe problem of hunger and f'O\"tn
dc:m:anw broAd :and fundamemal soc•:al
dunge \\'7hcrher srudcm ~ponsc ro hun£er
IC"ads to cffectt\'C or tncffcctt\-c :ac-uon 1$ not w most tmpon2nt C'OD!Iderau on Ors:antt·
Its and the comprrhcMJ\"C :analrsu
tn ' d ·-·- th:at students oi Sl0a1 change C\'CK!p :an
often mott "C1llitcant an the long run chan
{he unmcda:uc ~tu oi then efforu
Ch'Cr the p.;st nJ Studcnu ha\"C rt:SpOndrd
ro food tmJcs m :t number of •-a), Dunn£ :a
I'C(Cnt emu the 2 0 studcnu :u Franroma
College. 'e"l Hampshm, d«tdcd tO run the
food SC'niCC tbcmsch'C'S ThC} •-anted thcu
nev. h -:a qumd food sm·~ec to operate :as :a
rcflcaaon of the-school\\ rollc«nc phtloso·
ph' folt} stU<fmt :and (aculn \Oiuncecn
rotated the menu-planrun~ . purtbu•nc .
coobng, scrung. ckan·up and :.dmmtstn·
11,-r dunes cu.h monch The kttchcn coli« ~
rwe ttpbccd supplles uud:cd from Gft~t
dmanc(') "-lth produrn upphcd by thear
nC"tghbors 'n the lonJ communm . :and to
che spnn che' planted 2 G• uuH prdcn to
suppl) all the root , cgcublo the coliC' fie
'OUid need for the ('O..'Timg dc-m&e c:u
Nor onJ) ., the btchen coJIC'(U\'C ~ttssful
m runmng the school') food ~r'\lcc, the,
~ned $ 000 10 thcu fim car of opcr:auon
To cue :mothct cu.mple, cudcnu :n
Hmulton-utbnd Colleges cxpcnm~trd
m ; coopcntn-c lmn(; \"Cnrurc An cqu:al
number of men :and trOmcn ln'C'd m :a dormt·
tOI) ~-here the dtd 21l plannmg. bu ang,
prep:mnt: and clc:~.n-up of mcah, 2\"Cragmg
four houn of •'Ork per ,.'tt~ ~r 5tudcnt
CommunH spmt tn the dorm f2n htgh
throughout the .)'C'ar tudcnt cspcnmenua·
uon 10 such ptoJC'<U rcflccu a teneral wtlhng·
nc or college studcn~ lO u:wesur.att~ hfe-
ll)lc opnons The gro'JI'ln~ oumbcn of
'VC'getanan hncs tn college ofctenas,• re·
cyc.h"£. fum utd corucmmon ptoJ«U.2
2.nd rumg mterat m communn · and group
ti,m cxpcnmeou mdiorc :a p:mcm ol
dl:tngmg \':dun
Some unrvcwt} hungn cuon proJ«U
iu'i't had a ~rc:at dc:al of Joal ~nvoh ement
At Obcrl&n. for eu.mp!e, a group bcg2n
wtth tOv.:'ruproplc: (l)O(cmed about hun·
gc:r and larcr sprC"ad 10 the nmpus A
Rtchmood, Jodr:an:t communi!) group :and
2n F.ulham College group cooper.atc:d on
m:a.m PIOJC'CU, mduding Food th\ :amvaucs
~ hunger 10rbhops At Duke UntH:nuy
the: Yt-HYWCA Hunger T:uk Foru h.u
worked closely wuh communny groups on 2
M~ ·On·~ Js progum JO.Jugur:ucd bl
tht CemeJ Cuy O.wch Couru:JJ Una,·cr.
11ttcs :a.nd collc:gcs ~ the country luve
macumgl been suppontvc or c-atalvt•r
a cnu for communnr raponsc to IO<":al con·
dmcnu of huogn and po'TIT)'
Commontty/c:unpw cooperauon Cltp1lld·
ed lut ens. cncompusmg larger gcograph &e
a.rn.s 2nd greater numbcn of groups Rccog.
ruzm tlut Muuchwctu u n:ucmc:lr vulnc:r·
:able ro antc:rrupuoru m au food suppl) (the
Common•ulth unporu S) of au food), a
group of commun•t! pcoople and camrnu
hun CJ ruk forco from the Amhusr arc-<~
organncd 2 Wcsrcm M~ chUKtU Rcg•ona.l
Confuc-nc.c tn Apn1 tO aplorc 9.":1)"1 of In·
craung :$Clf-suffictcncy. WorUhops on such
top1a :u "Ma.ssachUKru So•ls Ecology and
Femhcy" ''Communu:y unntng Ccmct,"
"Purchuc of Land IXvdopmcnt Rrghu,"
and ''Corporae&oru YJ Famtly F.rmcn"
factlnatcd valuable amcr(hange bc~en
loal fumen. lcgtslarors , food coopcuuvc
o~nton , $tudC"nu :and other me-mbers of rht'
sunoundmc communmes Tnr conicrcnce
w:u not iusr :a ''onc·shor" c:d1K2uonal event,
but sen-cd a\ • ~·nKbovd for swumed
ooopcrauon to 'trOd em rhe pas~1e of Ck"d·
opmcn1 ttJhu legisbuoo and lhc es~abliJh .
mrot of a loa! food u.nncty Swtlat r~to.D2J
dcvclopmcnu :uc OCCUI'f'lng m Ohw (undcr
the leadcruup of ClC'\'ebnd State Untvcf'l.lry) ,
m New Jcncr (unda the lta.dcnlup of Seton­
Hall Unrvenuy), and m Southern Ca.llfom•a
(und~r the leadcnlup of Occrden~J College) esponse
-
h as ne:trl} ampo :s.blc co dt't«t unal?nn
n:uaonal trrnd~ m un•v~f>tt\ hunger a( uon
On \C:nam r:unpuso -o. here strong campus
food organtz.auoru f(\nncrl • ni~ted (e r.
) tit', Unn-cnu ol Mt(hrgan • thC'tt W2S a
ooucc.ablc: rc«'$Ston of student hungcr ar­
tnt!m last year The roller rower htstory ol
the North Eut Hungtr Acuon All/:ancc-
~EH:\A ) :t nernork of thtny schools from
Pennsyh"::nr:a to Marne. shifted {rom 1~int
!tf2ceg SC.UIORS 10 dttJOIOtC'd COmmuntC2 •
uon Nt"enhdcs.s . the~ uc ~-rra1 ~~
England Food Aetmst tn•n•ng 9.-'0tbho~
th~ \C"ar. f:arnhuccd b) the Acuon Center
:md lon.ll sponsottd b)· Conn«tccuc Col-
1tgc ColumbtaiBamud. :md Mtddlcbut)
College. that ha'-c alrnd) .5purrc-d thC' ctc-2·
uon of a nC' tn&CHchool food acun~t com­
muntcauon naw<nk In 2ddiuon. putnular­
h an chc ouch :and the ~1idWC$c . schooh
th:at had b«n tnacmt arc fonn•ng hunger
wl forco Mram1 Unt\C'OH) m Ohto qut(k•
h organtud for Food T>.lt· 19 6, and lhcn
bunt hc:d :a blatzkneg cffon 10 c:st2blt~h ~
farmc:n.' marke-t-JUSt cwo ~ccks :after tht'\
had formed as :a group
Some Olmpu$ hunger anton proJe<U ha\e
used food 21o the mmal organ1ung rs<ue :llld
chen br:an hcd &nt\1 orher dtt((:IIOns Studcnu
from the hunger tul: folt'c at Bowdoan Col·
lege: m M:une propoKd :a s~c•a.l proJC'Ct that
mcegn•n fOod productton "nh cnvuon·
mental :and eoerg\ oon~mrs In dclenbtnr,
thw "Pennclh •lie PIOJC'Ct," rhq cnvmoncd
a "facdll) Uut would stmc: ro,."'lld sclf­
rchancc: 1th rrgard to cnetg) -and food
Ekcm u · would be generated b v.:and tur·
bane SQiar p1neb \\llh bukup \\'OOd 5tovn
'Ould suppl} the hnr nee~ · ro h'c com­
fonabh ClC'D 10 the $n'cre 1 of \bmc ~ •mcD
Organ•r f.ann~ng :and aqu:mthu re ">Ould ~
the: pumary mcrhoch cmpiO)ed co fl'ed chose
Students hv1ng :u the l:~edu l.:lbonrot\,
gre-enhouse: cu sroom, and hbr:al'\ sp.Hc:
~ould be: provtded, crcaung a hvc:-m/stud~
en\ aroornem ..
If th!i O\CC\ ac: .... <J( untH'~ll)' hunger :.a~uon
u (orr e. t, the quc:suon rcm:un ~· where-u
'f()()(!" le:admg U), Ftrst of all. mo~t camput
hun~cr :.acuon group~ undcnr:and that IOod
u an cnct:lO~C' ISSUe mto the broader uea of
$0Cral JUsucc Even the we of the word
''tuue" u .ur,ndi~nt lx-ausc 11 connotn :3
5eru( of moun g. o( no .. ang our, ol ;a proem
Therefore. d1t' "food wuc" u leading us
somc-wrbere u •• 2 pro.:m of )«JOg more
than the obv1ow :symptoms of hunger. rc:c"Og·
nwng ;;and anJJ, :Un8 the C"aUSC$ of • h\ pee>·
pic UC hUnJI)'
d•d you
knctw •t
tahs 16
poundr. of
era•n
protem
to producft
onr pound
of beer
protetn
rt doe1n't
comr In
the loam•
fla\101'!. why don't
PI':Ople eat
just the
gra•n' 0 unger
J\ u -IO
~~· .-c.., __ _...
J-'h;~t.:
hy ,J. B ianeh i •
Hunger u a perc-nnul problem chat mag­
otfiC'S lo~":a l Jnd ~loba iiOJUstJcc :and dciTiands
sntemJC (h.,n~c Work.tnt to\llards :l world
\JI·uhout hunrer And po'e"> me am" lti'<-umt'
of ~truj.!_glc The tuk before-U\ rs so ammcn'e
that 9oC an h:a~oc lattle hope for sua~s . onl)
smpro,'C'mC'nc An pcnn:ancnt <h:angl' th:u
,.,11 oc~.;ur "11l not O<'cur O\ erntght ·A rm•~
men111111) an oftt'n lead u~ to frustrJ.llon 2nd
bumt-out tdcaltsm when chanJ!c protcc-ds
roo slo"l) Bur It "C' hHC' a clear ''iston of
ho,., lhc "'orld r.an be, then "c: ~ust:nn our
encrg) an Y.'Orl:tng tor ho .. the world wz/1 be.
C2mpw hungt'r :acuon u pl:a) tng a role
an f2sh1ontng that tururc world rruccunl
chango at the unnet'11t) ch<~c :ue rcduccung
cumculum and tC1C'\1.l(h pnoruttl, chc
hctghtC'ncd rc:cagnn•on rh:at th(' Unt\'eCSil)
h;u :a spco:al re.spon\•blln) ' to work on loc:zl
and rc:g•onal problem\ , and pantcularly , thc_
li!C')n lc valuo <~nd global con~oousnc-s~ ot
roda) 's studenu ""ho wtll be-come the leaders
of lht' nest gcncr:.auon-:all of thne w1ll
lc:avc :an amprim on the future: .Acuon on
food '~UC'l u IC'admg u~ c.r.anlr whett n
'hould co malct' the funduncnu.J c;hangcs
m !OCIC')' o.h1ch ~111 create ~ world wnbouc
hunge-r :and po~c-lt}
locnnura
I c c Bro .... n Unan:nny an Rhode hland Wlk·
tun Collcgc 111 Mannoot:a chc Alp:ti:AJ:U , Fum
:u Mat) bod StJir To hen Collecc .u T010,10n
1 e c Mcmll ColltT,c Unr•enll) of C11lltor
n1~/ :an1:a Cnu Mcmnu, Collcr,c Mul:l~hu,cm
3 c , !'I;~ \ ork l OI>'C'IJll) ' fo..>d 11roup
'Sh:um,; HumJn 1\btlmo koounn and En
~uonmcnt ' (~HAR El. a l\e1' rourK emu led
Hungc:r :and the Edu.,:aJrd RarolUc' "' lurhN Colkc(' ll•v.-:.
4 c t: Bc1hd Colle-ge 1\:anu~ Mtddlrbun
Collrge, \'cnnont
) c g ll.l d<"montua ted at thr r" enr f~X..U .ll
m151 .--or~Lshop ~t Conn" lh ur Colfrgr
6 c g K:mw rue Untvenn) Manharun
Rt!WC'liicr P'oh,n hnrc Jmmutc, T rO\ i':c;t. \ orl
"' r :r. , \X clinic-. Collrgc "1:w:achuu-us Ou
nell tlnnf'Uil} , Nf'~~o Vorl
!j r t: l~n and Clark Coltr11r Orr~un
Go 'hlll'r U•llcgr, M:uyllnd, 1u~l~"f;C'C lmlltUic
llbbami , GlnsbofO St:~tr UrnHnm Nev. lci"K"\
q r r. . \'\'nlr:}.an Collcf!t: FooJ Pn•Jrrt
Cl111t Hod,.,,bnry 11 m ~hJrg~ of l'.Z'!1PNI
OM11Y11rh .:nd the f.,ltnflhtp progr.ur: Jt Tlr~
Auro" Cnttu fl~ du/ food Jt>ltO!'J "'or.t J,,
"'E i}IJ Tt:zrs 111 bo1h S1 Ol:Jj'J Co/!,g,. ;mJ
1/v EJr/l.,m Srbool of RdtgrO•I In 1974, ;,,.
"'011 .,, '"''"' rl'uar;;lu,g t}u v>orld fooJ
rnru at rl•e Q11.z.t,., Umtu/ N;JttOfll Offiu
SympoMum Spon or~
Alumm •'• oc•auon ol l.cwts und Cl ... rl
,, M h\ rood
Auoctutcd Meut Pad:cu
1\WJCt,ttcd Student ~ ol I C
C un~crt~ .tnd I ccturc Commmec ol
I c-wt' nnd Clrtr~
( mtndma·,. C uok u:•
Gu:gg J·oocb
K uhht ..:.uhn Food
1'\ tUonal ,\uo..:tattun of l·orctgn
Student Aflatrs
Nor1h 1'4ahc Canner itnd f'ad:c:r.ro
Ptonccr l.ui
Portland I· unen r·ooch
J•ortlund-\ ancou\c:r I urhcran C'ounctl
St. I ule I uthwan Church
Stctnlc:ld Product"
Wadham and Compan) • on
'' mpo,lum Rt'\uurtt''-foe \ctinn
In uddllllln tu JlhWHhng rc:akcn itr.d
11 or hhops I or mlurmnttun :tnd cducauoc
on mull\ ,.hmcn wn ol the hunger ptoblr1l:, -the I ( > IOJHt~lum olfcr & number
n:sourca nn hopclul ultc:rnllll\Q
(lUnd 10 lhc J'IIOblcm, !!oUCh I
I tft,l\ lr • J UC'lld,t \, • rml 12. IQ am. Re\, Schntl'lllll,
Sic-wart t O·('lp
1 UC''li.:J\. \pnl 12, I rm. Jeanne I'StCC', Od
I IIUflgc
'urritinn
\lund'). \pnlll. b JO pm. l·r.&tu;c' I ·'PJ'IC'',
{ ounctl <. h11mhcrs
\\ cdnc,da) . ,\rnl I J. IOurn, P.tulu PeanQll
( oum• ( h.•mhcr' < ummunah \rlion
\.1nnd.l\ \rml II, 5 pm, :-.lc\\ Coahuoru
Dmnl'l, Dub.tch lltmng R m1m
I uc,dn), i\pr II ll, 9 am-l pm, I ,,,pia~ in
::-itamm I )amng R uocn
\\c-dne.,da\ , \pullJ, lll.tm,lommuOit}
G;mJcn~ . I h:t)cr l>mang Rt,um
\\ ednc~du) . \pnl 13. 2 prn. I OOtl llungrr
\~cn~:1e , < .nt) R,•om
( ampu' Artlnn
1 uc dU). \pnl 12.. I pm. I C f•ucx.l \\ n tr.
I ha)er
l'ulici~al ,\ctiun
I ue~dll). \pnl I~. 10 11m. Dr Jacob en.
f-ouod l'ohc:', OJ ell I uunKc.:•
I ue,cJa\, Apul 12. 2 pm. Brcnd fnr the
W<,rld, Stewart Co·op
I ntrrnatiunal Rt"ltd
I uc~da) , \flrtl 12. 9 am-3 pm, l>hrla\ m
.Stamm I >mmg Room
\unda). t\pnl 17. 10 JO, hapcl
" 'Jiungcr 1 he ('hrr~tmn Pcr<.pccllv\."
•
P[ACl
1!1 "' :z n - 0 w r- CD 0
~ C'l .J -" w ~ ;-,... u Q) -:PI "" 0 .... :z ~ -..... -.,
'"
Al JUSTICE :-.ana C:r
Stan'
An encrg
"' t.C. I
t CO''' ot c •
t~..t collc~c:.
usc: ol
rnB nnd fou
Gene str•
-n·ntcndc:nt
on the: c
\\il) a (or1
at hlt\ an~
and the hd
In fe'Jlun
dlfC:CtM
\, )Uggo
bcgm 11
tWIC )en ..au ve
Str.tnd c:xp
··~~hl•~m ~ mUIDl
'iCO~IJOng mrn
·1n Plftll-t
t~o1c:. the heal
It 511lfl
downwl.lrd
!!Jort w htle t
10o hot w htl
~rlhltm olthc b
a C'hange \\
dC'al ol
butldmg."
The com~
dorm rc.,..tdc
ncr <.h ""' e t'\
up the hea
.... -r or coat.
"\ t\\enty
lot of mone)
00~
i.l'ttldcd rn ra1'
the' C'OI •
rnone}
.~fllli. S or~a
.---------------------------------~ ~~ food n:l•r•
f he ~\ mpo~tum " b··tng I timed b) I C
c.:nmmunn:.lluln\ ,tudcnt under the dtrcc·
lion ol l>r ll.m \ ~amontt und \ubanu
Smuh. I he 'tudenl' wall produce-a '0-4~
mmutc: 16mm C11lor liltn "'hich \\ •II be mullr
uvaal.thlt to anlere~tcd p.trtae ~ I he filrntnll''
m.tdt J'IO' thlc under ol grant hom St I ul;c
l.utheran Church, Portl.tnd.
M•chael ford. C aordtnator
Dtd: Adam,, l·ncuh)
ll1m Rarrett. t udcnt
Rob l>tll, tudenl
"'..,.' l>1mond. Stufl • nu.rnc H\Un~ . ~tudc:nt
p,,tnd t\ rJ.\mua Student
Re' I oren ~c• koll l ommttnll}
Juhn l :tllcrl \, Shaft • < tui~tl \ M ullct, Stall • Wf\od} Naylor, lommunll v
Wah Peel, Sludcnt
l uylnr Puller, Chap lam
!\abtnu m1th, S&udcnt
l.anda .Shl\cly. Cummuntt\"
June 1 unuuc, ( ommumty
C}nthro I o"le. Student
.we • \'nrd:amp, Stull
Z.Uhcr Wahab, Facuh)
Oun Ware. :5tudcnt
Gatl W.> m:an, StudC'nl
Juna l ulch. Sc udcnc :tln s 111 t h \."
foxpcn~'
amrnt\, and
• IJU\t r;tli\:C
tm). pnnt
, .tccordl
,,, ,tud
~c: don't )c
l.ocaltood
nlcld Prcld
Gr.tndma
!~luted os tototl
l,~d anot
<liiClOIII J """
Udcnt """"" lhe l C
'ili!Dc>:.rum,
ud
I ~Q\"C r
hut ~mbul
\c &JIIoaucd
I he '1 111 Cl!Uo
robltltl.
~r '
lot rtt-
apJ)t',
un~
'astr
en,
e
. L(
iitreC'-
tlrna
'0-45
Jllillk
angtS
l ul.c "gh ener_., force action
:'\an• Gn· -.John""'
:-.r.r1 \\ rlt .. r
An cnc:rg con5Cr\'.ttrlln com·
,,, l ( ha\lhl' ~tudt<'Ci the
. etlsl ,,f cner cnnsumpuon
rhe ~,,IJegc. hus rc~ommc:ndcd
::!JfJlCO U C Of hc.attng, dccor811\C:
,::Jar•fc and lountntn fixtures.
!'1r.1nd. mruntcnunce
.-lmlc:nacnt und comnuncc
~an. \\1U. ~unccrncd \Hih the
the ~choo l hnd to pB) monthl
could be done to cut
~n on the cApcrucl'l." he ~1d,
"ill •~ fur people to curb the
ol h,J\Ih t \\lndn\\S and dnor
and the heat turned up ft
In rcspon c to tha aden, Hod
director of I o\k.l en aces I ur
~G \. su~cstcd that the cnrn·
bcgrn n cHmpaagn to m.1kc
,,n~ !>C:n"'lli\'C 10 the prog~am .
StnancJ e\ pres ed ~omt ol the
r:obl(:nu murntcnnnce encuuntc. r~:d
,,ru1unng mrmm.1l cnerlt\ u ,Jge
·1n Pl.tll·tio\\urd hall, lor e~-
• the heal "'t' to the lnp lloor
II tart~ tO drc:uJ,tiC: from
do" n\\ lid !I," Strnnd ;ud. "In
i!W)n \\hile the students ur l.ur
too hot "hrlc: the ones bclo\\ arc
rtu bl\ cold I h1~ as u •
r.{!Jem olthc buildrng con,trucuon
a chnngc would ba\c tu enttul u
de.tl ol altc:muon ''II han the
butlding"
The comm1IICC recommended
dorm rc~ident be :a~led to talc
(f sho"crs .tnd tn\tcsd of cur·
up the hc.1t, to put nn .tn e)llr..t
l!ll,~r or c.o..at
-,, twent\ mmutc \ho~er co ts
lot of monc:\. Strund l\atd "\\'e • PJ) lor C:\crv cubu: f\lOI or \\Iller
Ulled und .alter Ill• U)C, \\C llol) for 11
MOing do"n the ~c\\er So \\C p11~
IWtl'C h.11 euc:nllally the: ume h•lume
ol ~ 1tcr ..
Del ·muh \\ho represented the
11.tmphn Sport Center, llgr«d to
the: ugge tian that hc:aung lor the
•ndoor ''immmg pool he cut down
llc !1<111.1 .111 dc:cor:•tt\c founutan!'o on
c:tmpu" should he turned olf, c;.o.cc:pt
on 1pecml ocamont Smath nbm
ugg~tcd turmng olr some ol the
c:Atr light~ m hallwnys
hm \'andergnft, 1.1 :~alltnnt dean
ut the I C 1...::•" School. aaid the I .a\\
School ~~t\'ed 20 tu 30 percent sn
~alo\\Ull hnu~ ol C\CtgJ o~cr the last
)car. I he I .a" SchtlOI "ater ball
n:maaned at S229 dunng Dcoembcs
tmd January. fhc figure for the maan
campus during the: same penod \\us
S645 . ..-:rom October to :'\o,c:mbcr of
I.J 1 \etll the \\atcr ball tor the main
campu rcuchcd Sl,17l.
Dorm "ho\\c~ nnd the lood
ervacc l1tchcn were the gre;atc:st
con~ume~ ul \\;Uer on campus
1:rcshmun Kenh Fa h ~ud a -tuctfur·
approach to the: problem "ould be
most elfccrive.
"I kno" 'tudents would be turn·
cd oil tl the problem \\ere dealt \\tth
an term' of co)t~ ... f1ih Mad. "An
envrronmcntal approach \\ould be
more cUecll\ e "hen measures are
talco tn the itudcnt~ for thetr auc:n­
tron"
On the qu~uon of turnang some:
ol the campu~ and hallway hf!hts ort,
Fhh ~ud ~.\omen \\OUid flli\C objec­
tiOn) to an~ decrea.\c: rn campu:. and
h.Jil\loU)' hghung beau e ol the
J'IO\Sibrht~ of rape. H.tnJ\ 1 0\\<n, rlatt Hull ~!il·
den I dm~ctor, ~. td he \\1lntetl the
lltudcnt g<l\crnment to be tnHilvcd
\\tlh the fHtlpusnls the co•nmmec
\\ould ~ubnut I n\\n tltltd he "",
ccrt un the nc\\ l)~lcctc:d •o\cnmenl
C.'ould Ill\ oh c l udent ~ tn the
pro«.) , 1\ \\CII
Bond s:ud ha comp.tn) \loU&
\CI) CIICig)ooCOO CIOU\ U.nd hSd
dt\elopcd D gu1dehne brochure for
the con:~~cr'lllaon ol energ)." I hrs \\e
nppl) on nil college cnmpu!>cs \\here
\\"C operate, .. B•>nd stud "And here :.t
U..: "e L:ecp our 1IBII nbrc:m wath
met ho•.h of cutung do" n on eon·
~umpuon We ha\e consadercd uMng
the same \I.Bter used m the cooL:.mg
of green beans. lor c:xumple. for re­
use 111 oups. llu \\111 c:onsen-e a
~at deJil of -...111er
"For the hghung problem. \\c
ha\e toed nnt hn\ ang lights on dur­
ang the lunch hour but \\t ha"Vc had
C'tllt$ of tudcntfi Htppmg the lights
on .all the tame.
"Other mean would be to
c:Jthcr cut do" non meal duration or
to mo\e the drnnc:r hour \\ellmto the
dud: hour -
Stmm.l smd the S IO,()()(l elc:ctnc
b1JI Of )e8H! pa I had been CUI b)
th~e to fourthouJDnd dollllfsan the
bl'\t year.
I has meeting Wil called to
thro" out adc:a~ on ho~ the: problem
"ould be be~t dealt "it h The next
meclmg of the cummiuce will u­
plurc amplemcntomons ol some oi
1he me.t ures the} agree one
!'>trand srud ·the: whole' uc was
one ol ~U-dt.ctphnc: . Each per..on,
he wad. mu 1 learn to keep w1Ucr and
elcctncal encrro do"n
ood industries donate do
'-anc:\ Ruu .. :•
~tarr \\ riler
(lOrdanutur lor the \prd )m·
m on \\orld hunger ha'c:
mdC'd in nmrng 4.500, a budget
c: the\ conMder the a b)olu1c •
1\dditmn.tl I undmg. be' ond
mone\ contnbutcd b\ on· • •
:.:Jlll'U' organuatton~. \\U'i recel\cd
food paclong und pr~ILb'ang
an the .m:a
I :>.pen~ wrll ancludc pc.1ke1
wm.•nl\, .tnd 11Im rcnml co t!l.
lll'itmthe O\c:rhc.ad uch .ts
• prtntmg und phunc b1ll~
ld, a"cordtng tu Mal.:c Furd.
lrttti()J 01 ~ludent tcath IIJC) ... menn
1 "'e don't )Ct hu'e quate enough"
l.ocull<Hld andu"tn~. 1ncludrng
'!lnleld Product • Re er f,rLlduct~
Gr.mdma'~ Coolaes, haH~ con­
ed a totnl ol 950 l C Alumna
UniJI her 150, \lo II h the
A s~a:uaon nl h>reasn
:wch:nl \Uutr) uddrng the same.
I he LC Concert 3nd I ectures
llmrniucc iJontttcd 51.SOO to the
mrosaurn, the largC!il Jngle
,....,,mt rt ervcd l(lr uny JHOJC:CI thr
A l.C matched the: &Unt.
h.ud ~'ltd 1he c re pon .. cs "ere
~otungang MOe.: onl) SJ.OOO
m 1hc \"I l lrc.l'iUC)
the ympo:uum lc\JUC 1 \\ "
tlnr.,ottc:d
"We lclt I hut S 1,500 \\,a II \ cr)
ntaul commntmcnt ff(llll stu·
gu\cl nmc:nt. nut onl) lirLtndol·
hut "vrnholta sll\ I he \Ouldn't • uJIOCJIIcd 11 unle.s they Celt the
ect \\D u rca11) \tJitd lhmg tn ..
Nullon.tl A ' ltltl.ln ol
r 1~11 Stull nt <\It 11r h 1 congrepuon ha' made u d~1gna1cd
grunt of ~00 lor ltlmang the !io) m­
flO!!IUm.
or the total budget, S:l.700 II
dc:s1gnatcd tor the p.n ment and C'l•
pense_, ol :.peak.cr' "pc .. ._er' "all
anclude
•frances Moore Lappe, dnc:c­
tor ol rhc lnsmute for Fo\1d md
De\Ciopment Poh~) '" ".an
fr.tnsr eo
• ,\<hchlld Jacobsen. co-drrcctor
ol1hc Center ol \cu:ncc: rn the Puhhc
lnlcrc ., ancJ coordinator of the
~uuonol food l>a) proJeCU 111 IQ76
m•Kd '5110 und ll I chm.:h OrtiUll ~ematur Mar" natftrld ond '77
• Dln td Burges5, senior
JfiO~c.5m3n for the Unued :"ations
lnlcrnattonal Children's
f:ducallon:.l Fund m the US and
Canuda
•Garrett Hardin, protcssor of
baolo~ 3t the Um,er II) of (.~lilor­
na,l at ,:\anta Onrb.ar.t.
• \\'urren Krorutad , prole or
ol crop screncc ut Oregon State
Unl\er II)
• M,,rl; Hutfield, emor 'en.uor
I rom Oregon und spun~or oltht l ~
Scn.uc Ragh1 10 l·ood Rc:solu11on •••• n -rte
- Journalum ;s
llft•raiUrt' m a llurn
-
~t" fnduan ruiN tlecftd. tornJt D~•. the 81-}cilr~ld pohual
\Ctcrttn "ho)C ne" Jnnatll Part) ended the long rule ol lndara Gandh•
and the vngre P<lri),\\'I!'ChoscnpnmcmmJStcrot lndmlJst cck
u,,,idtnl impmunment. .. outh Korc:a'1 haS}lcst court ho upheld
pm.on terms or one 10 fa\c )Cilfa gl\cn 10 I leadmg opponents of
Prcsadcnt l'ar ._ hUn£·hcc
Hlad re\trlcliom; dropptd in Rhodoia.1\ pllln todismnntlcsome
ntC.Iil law,. peruumngto propcny owncr1h1pand usc ofpubhc I net hues
hu11 pa ~d 1hruugh R hodelllis' Purhament . rhe lcgJ lauon.sttmuliltc:d
b) Wh1tc Hhodoaan Pnmc Mumner Inn :smuh. ~ould :Amend the so­
called land tenure btll, opemng some farmlAnds. and mdustnal bnd
cornmeraal area nu\\ held e~clusavd) for wh1tes It "ill lso end the
.. color b:u" an hotel•. rcstaurnnu, nnd bat$
Amin ·~' ht', on llt"ath liit. Ugand n Prcstdent ld1 mm ha~
charged that h1s role tu one ot Afnca'll" trons lc.ader .. hD' placed hrm
on n CIA death Ia~ He satd. however , that he anecurc bt:cau~e he h 5
mencan anformantl \\ ho eep theu t)"CS ou1 for such plou
At n nC\\ conference 1 ucsday. he told reporter that neaghbonn
Kenya and other lnc.an countries ~A"Crc preadang .. nonscnsc reports"
about htm out ol en\)
-Kenya as Jealol» of Ugnnd because Uganda has the best
nattonal p:ul.: m the \I.Orld," mm ~nrd
,.,, o. m1n wnnt tu replace Bnuun ~ vucen Ehznbcth u hc<~d of
the ruropcan commonwcnhh mrn \\til l: fello\\ common"enl\h
l~ders at then June conference an London to elect h1m ru h~d He
~ud he l.lrd not M:c \\h) the queen should O<:CUP~ the office: when
n'll un nn '"'"'"r h:. ... '" ,.mn1rc nd a JU,t nnothenndcpcndent )late.
Oil mont} to \frica. !Saudr ,\rabta :snnounccd recent!) an
une,pected pledge of Sl bilhon for t\fnam dc,-elopmcnt .
Coffee, In or inttrnatlonal troublt. rht 8raMh &overnment tuu
threatened rctnluauon 11 the Ne\\ '\ ork Pon \uthorit) blJD the: Anglo­
French upcr omc JCI from lnndmg at John F Kcnned) A1rpor:t. fhc
Bnti h Undcr-Sccrc tur) lor l\\13tion ~UJd 8 reiusal to allo\IJ the
Concorde to land in the cit) "ould be rcSlJrded as a brench of trent)
ntthu e.\tnbh hc:d under n 1946 Bermuda A~ment on nirlme $Cr\'ICC:S
between Brillan and tbe U •
Th~ 1rut pittun po&rom. The mayor of acna. ltal). l uca
orders l:r"l "«1: that the row n' 4.000 pageon be caught. beh~aded and
cremated bcca\UC of nn cp1dc.mac of ~lmonello lS. The pro\ metal
'tctcnnannn had ln\ollg:ucd the udtlen deaths of dozens of pagcoru
and c:oncludcd that there wns an epadcmic of the bac:tcrinltnfcctaon.
\\ hacb can c:aUM: seriou" sastromtcsunal upset. tdncy trouble and
other tlments an humans
Yt u~t di~'ltr In •urlinr ht\10r). 1"\\ o JUmbo Jel c:olhdcd on
runwtt) Monda) an the Calllll') I lunds.. the \\O~t ncadcnt m the
ht~tocy 01 B\1, uon. \ Pan menc:an Jet \loBS. t~:\ung do~ n the run~ )
\\hen n 11utc:h ntrhncr. prc:Jmnng for take-off. collided \\ 1th It at ISO
mph f. 1mmtc:s lJ) bct\\een SSO to 600 passengers \\ere ktllcd,
rncludang all tho e on the Dutch JCl
Suit for 'hoh. ·uit ha\e been brought agauut the lc<.lernl
government totahns S 17 milhon from persons clnurung ph) 1cal
damcu:c I rom "'me Ou shot •
B-1 ~ml hoHrtn~ . the contro,~tal supcrsonu: ts·t bOmocr hn
become n mn.J•.H bargarnang tOtll m :)tratcSIC'Ilnn~ hmnauons t U::s \lo1th
Ru~a. f'rcs•dent Caner mude npPJlrcnt r~ntl .
Caner, src.•kmg Ill ht!j, ~nd press conlcrcncc. td lhat
'"demon lr.atcd cummnment • to .... ard disarmament" b) the .So\ret
Unmn "ould make continued ptoducuon of the c:~penst \"C plane l~
likely
In rc:~;ent budget deo 1on~. Cnrter had an opponunn) to cut the
proposed 244 plane-S24 ballton 8-1 oonsluctton program hogether
Ht dcct ron, ho"c'cr. was to make 11\ 1hable enough funds to build
h\e ol the planes for research llnd de,elopment purposes, dela 1ng o
hnal \"Ctthct on the program until June I
ln June IQ76 c:umpaagn peech. Carter was quoted as ) tng.
"l"he B·l l!o lln c:o.u.mplc of a propo cd s~:lltcm "'hlth hould not be
lunded and \loould be \lotl tcful of Ul:\pa\cr':i dollar5 .. •
Uo~ttrd ttugh~ ~•~ &Juur. l-Igures !lied rn a Ln \ c:g: s ourt
\ttsr IS h"'' ed that tlo\\ .ud Hughes. Ions ~nown the: "'btlhonatn:
ICClu~·-. h.ttJ onl lbQ uulhnn Itt the Umc ol ht!i death. \\til hclo~ the
carhcr lh; ctltC'CI 1'\liOitle ol 2 S btlhon
I ad)hlrd'!l l'tlnC\ cUpptd. \men"a' hash" ma\ be 11 the
m,,rc: bcuutrl ul lor her etforU. but l.!ld\ 01rd John on h:&s not b«n •
rcappotnlcd to the \ mH'r at\ ,..,, lc n B\latd t~l Rc:gt-nts b«uu c: 11
"·' sau.l. Govc:tnot I lllph Htl roc r~lt he too often tdN \\lth fo Uh\
Olnd tudent U£ lln"t her more OOSC:f\tlltve fc:liO\\ resent
l hr \\ ll •nd the blarS.. ma~•c: uf I \ • l"he liroJnd \\ tt;Jrd ul the Ku
"lux 1\l:\ll h.t dt"nt tndrd cqu lllmc ''"tel \ on tu ru·~entth t•lh
Md '" R It the r' hliiU n •n lh h ,tor ~ell I b d. \O'I('fl I
l1nuh lhc "'hn prPdu"u •n " u d pn-st"n\ • p1 tu ~ 1 t
I~ t 1 h 1r m tJ ,
':\ l) -~once
Brtnda Bumttt
~uur \\ rJcu
I he proJH-''Cd elimination oil he:
R ,\ "'} ~tem Jnd a lad. ol proft::)sOJ'$
ro hllndle o\erload da~ ~ere
,,~uc ol ~tudent c\lnccrn al 11 recent
mc:cung Mt"ccn )ludcnt nnd l.t:
tru,tees
ll wa' lhe 'ccond .. uch mc:clln~
hC'Id thts term. Pre,entcd h) the
lkan Ill ~ludent•-' Oil ace m con June­
lion -Atlh ,\~1 , the mecunl! g:J\'l'
sludcnb lhc orronunll) to dt\ u~
l'''lt~tcs "uh tru5tc~ and O\t~eer
at the colltgc 1 ru tc~ pre$cnt \\ere
Joh ~ P Jl"ntma, \tar. \t~lctu. nnd • .-a, "\ rntrs Pre.~tdent John • Ho a G Dean ol Studenh Dicl.
orcn(on 1 ~d \Sl.C" Prc<>tdcnt·
elect Rand "'tnder ul'<' attended
Most 'll Lhl dt "U'"'on conC'cn·
trot('() on ~tender ·~ camp.ugn
prupu5.al thucthc: prc,ent R \ '''tcm
be: abo!J,hcd or con!'>tder.tbl)
m,ldaltcd, un il>\Uc: that l' curr~.:ntl)
bems debaled 1n the Dean of
Sludents Olltcc
tender s;ud he "ould prcler a
ptem "htch alto\\ s lhe "nal ural
leader~" on an\ dorm floor 10
a :.umc rt"J"Onsabtltt) for th.tt lloor,
Ht sa1d there \\ould be numerOU!>
problems 1n sbohshang lhe prcsen
Rr\ S\'$tem, one of ~hJch \\auld be • pro\ldtnS frc hmen \\lth nn aniual
resource person.
1 Cjumor Ttd Gc:ser a~l.:ed 11 the
amJ)(IU lor aboh hing the RA
' tem came lrom ~tudent' or from • the l>ean of \tudcnl$ 01 iitoc oren-
son ~td ht olll~ w:u dhcu~ang the
mauer 11'> the re;)ult ol .. concern
\Oitcd b\ :>tuden~ .M • lC emor Jtm Robc:nson ex-
prC$sed the optmon lh3t ,, commmee
mu't firsl M formed to dehne the
role of :m RA under 1ht prt'~mt
sptem
Another s1udent )ugge)ted that
RA'• $hould M gJ'en more r~pon­
slbtlil} nnd treated as though the)
ttnd respon 1bihty
~oreruon sntd he behe,ed an
RA ~hould pia) a role an the learn1ng
upenencC' of a liMral aru educ:a­
uon
"ColltCII\el} . LC do1 m-
d"'ellet"i ha\e a \ef) d1lficuh lime
dCCJdtng ho" the) 'rc gomg to It\ e
toge1her, .. So~nson said .. , "-Ould
hlc 1 o ste ~tudenls develop -a sense of
comm11ment toward~ 1he dorm the}
lt\e an llm i~ \Cf\ dillicult to •
acxomphah under the present
I) tern, panh becau)c u ha~ no
COilliOUil\ ... •
RobcnJ<on s.Ud he fell Sorenson
"'-'11' bttng Kunreah1tic" when he c~­
pcctcd dorm lo)~.slly from students.
"'I pa1d m) debitO SOCiel) U an
RA lnr l"-O )e.Ars 10 Piau-Howard,"
Robcruon .s:ud. '"It wa5 a natural
gro\\lh proccu lor me to need co
mo\c 10 HartzJeld "'here 1 don't
ha\ie to deal "'uh Lhat sy1tcm ..
freshman Oa\c: Sternberg ask·
c:d l"h} O\"crloaded depanmenu 31
LC 1.1tcre noc bc:tng reJic'ed b} ad­
dltJOn5 to the lc:aehmg stall.
old Wines-Mixers
Beer
Pepi's
650 N. State St.
Lake Oswe,go
•trt~~ 636·6156
Lower prices
on case sales
.n~~ II~ over
~l)cp.trtmcnl rtt.~Ut''' tor uddt·
twn ol OC\\ lutl•llll\l' I.ICUII~
po,tllom .are nln~tdc:• cd C:' cf) ) car
•n relation hl budpct rtanntng,"
Huw·ard .ud \\ t .trt' .tddtng tl"o
flC\\ IUII•ttmt J'IO\IliOn\ nt'~( ye.tr,
huth to ~.tcp.trtmenl' I bat .uc no\\
uHrlondc:d, but the cnllege ha"
rca~..·hcd 11' plntcau m enrollment ,
and 1s not cxpc-.:ted toan~rcu'c much
molt' in the comang )e·"' It \\ould
lhcrclore be •mpr.tctu:nl lor the
college Ill crcalc mn n} ne\\ I ull·llmc
JlO\IIIOn ..
I Jlllltor S.tced Fcyz ~•d there
"Ill be IS ne\\ lrnmnn ''udenll>ntl C
nc'\t term and us\.cd \\ hclher there''
0 pwpc1 niiiO of [mclgn ~tudcnts Ill
\mcncan "tudcnl~ 111 I C.
Uu\\IHd nd:no\\ltdi!ed thlltlhe
que-uon had hcc:n rnt~cd hclore,
m'"l nllc:n b) lorctgn :.tudenh
lhcm~el\ c .
"l.C hJ not 'ct I ound un ell ec-•
11\C \.\It) to tnlcrlu\c our lorclf.!.O
)tudcnl ropulatll\1\ ltlltl the college
btld\, .. Yltd IIO\\Ufd wh ·~IllS\) true
~
that the c:xpcnenccs ul about I :!0 1.('
student:!. \\ho rc:1urn from O\Cr,ea~
trap~ t'\cr\ )C:tr nrc not hctng
capuuh7cd on. \\ c hud hoped that
once enough tudencs had lrB\eled
ahroad or had returned 10 LC,
)umcthtng chem1cnl '' ould huppcn
IO\\&rd creattn~ an tnternauonal
atmo .. pherc a1 lhe c:ollcgc It h., .. n't
h.!pJ)(ned ."
orcn,on 1oa1d he bclte,ed •n\~lhcd in the .tft.llt' of the collqtc
.1 "''u"''"" ~:t,nhrmctl b\ 'ludcnt •
mtcrl''' tn -'\SI C prnpo'••"-,u~;h .1~
the ancrc.l\l'd ltCit\itlc' Ire.
f'ullo\\ tnF tht ~lpt'll meeting.
the I c)(, "'k<.d Qu.tdc ~mil h, 'lu·
dcnt nprc,cntnU\t on the I ru~lcc
Studcnl \lla1r~ Commtttcc . wh•ll
npcn mceltn~ tor .>tudcnh .tnl.l
\lUdent~ 111 l C \\ere Mcomtn@ more Dtan of -,cudenl\ Oll'k <..orcno,on
Econorruc consultant say~
U.S. ener policy
Julit' "chou
Sl1ff \\ riter
Wnher Mead. un c<:onomtc:~
prof~)or lrom the Unhcr)ity ol
Cahfornta at Santa Barbara,
presenlcd a lc:clure on comprehen­
shc cnerg) pohc1~ nt l C Murch I.
He ~11d Jlf!CC contro15 and prescnl
cncrg) IBJt pohc1es bander r~ourcc
COn)Cf'3tton
Mead, n natl\c Orettomnn, \\a~
a emor economiSt for the: ford
f oundnuon's tner&) Polic) ProJc~.:l
tn 1972-73
\iead •~ octi\c: B!i a conJ>uhant
on c:nerg} economtcs, and ha~
tc:sllltcd bctore lhc US Senate'~ ln­
lerior Commiuec on the subje~:t of
"Joana \'t'nture tn I he 01llndu~try:·'
Mead pomtc:d out tncorui\tcn·
cia bet\\cen US cner&) poltC) and
11" goal of cner~) conllervatton He
said che Percc:nluge Oepleuon
Allowunce (tn c:Hect lor SO >WI"i)
und Fore1gn T.tx Cretlll olfcr unfair
breiJl.:) for Otl orMhu'l'r
M fhe e tall pohc1er. arc mcon:;h,·
tent "'uh the goal of resource con5cf·
\lltlon," said Mcud. "1 hey lt~.Ad co
more 011 productton and IC$~
cmphaAi~ on the goal of development
ol altc:rnall\c: $ourccA.
'"l"hc foretgn I ax Crc:dll u~-tuull) pre,ent!> an 1ncc:ntlvc to
de\dop loretgn Oil thU' JlfOmOIIOtz
our dc:pendenet on forctgn countne\
for otl.'
1 he import quota ~tgncd b~
President Ei-.enhowcr ""~~~a m1'1 ·.1ke,
Mead 'md, "fhe btll dcl\lc:d t orc1gn
otl I uti ac'e') lo US mar keh
Without all lhal torcign otl l \
supplie \\ere slgntftt•anll)
depleted," he smd
Mead ~•ud conlrol" on the pnct
ol o1l and natural 8'1' h.t\e r~ulted
tn pn~ bemg rolled bad. but have
ah.o undermtned the ide.J of comer­
'auon. A con!>t)tent pnce pohc). he
\lHd I\ one that doc~ ll\\U\" "'uh •
<.oncrols and utili1c-. h1gh petroleum
prt~ 10 dccreo.t'c: demand and fu:.ler
con,ervnllon .
Mead !>Utd lhc liS should max
1m1ze the pr()ent value ol ever\
resource not JUSt energy "(.on!cr­
vauon of nutuml re,ourc:es .,hould be
trc:.tled hkc an mvcscmenc.· he -ttud
"You tn\esl in 'omcthmg that can be
ol greacer value Inter don·c you'l
Well, conl>cn,llion IS an anvcstmenl
m lea,mg rc: our..:es tn the ground."
Mead cratil:tted the unnecc:) an •
co~b ol tran5portang uti under the
JonesActo11920undtheOil lanker
BdJ. ~oon 1o be mtrodu~;c:l> lo Con-
LC STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF
GAS: lc/ plloD below ..,......
EiiiMr Mini or Falkehe
uaoa: 1191, discount
PARTS: 10% discount- ·
By popu/Qr demand Burllngaml'
Ch~vro" haJ offned w 1h~~ prictt
rtducllons. /.D. cord required. j gallon
mm. on gas discount. J..ocoted ,ot
To}'/urs F~")' Rd. & Tuwilligu. U5·
4174 CHEVRON
I
f r~~ pick-up and deU~ery on servic~ lOS • • • on
culkgc 11 us tee" .10d O\ cr,ecr:; .tc·
~,,mplt .. h •
.. rhl\ kmd of dlrtt:l com­
munscallnl\ dt!lpcl~ a lot ol mvth~
I ru~lCt\ ~;all ~el oil\ ldeil .ibo\11 whnt
,,. rcall) li~t t<l b~: .1 '\IUdc:nt at L C,"
~mtlh \iHd 'By the: 'amc cokcn.
~tudcnl\ lim.J om 1 hnt 1 nl\lce~ arc
real peuplc und are gcnuincl\ cun· ear
ccrncd .1hout ~otutlenl .ttlatr ."
Smtih ~.uJ \CVCrlll or tht ••
brou~hl up a 1 thl' lrl\t
hc:twc~.:ll '' udcnt' .and 1 r U\IC:Cl,
~~~ pH1hlcna' \\llh tlmrn
l.llnun~;c \\cr~.: hctng lullo\\ed
the I ru ... te~· ~ tudcnt \flatu
mutcc Jttn
~to
1 he ,\'"'Til
,.11 the (,~rcul
~sthle c:'\C~r\ 1
1,.1 lmloncstll,
1 1 C l'oliuct
lltllhln1 I cw '"' ~
~)dent-to the
ji:Jntl wtnlcr
1 n~ t~roup
\U)trahan tal
~nee c~1ur)e
;ttt[IO ~tudtcs f
.:ttr.tphyda''
1n \\dbourn 1
The homJ
:llcduh:d •n aj
')lUI 90 m
~dbourne . I h
• pt~wi ncta I c
~ "' 'm1111
uson:o. II wus
"It', 1mpo
•
:~pcru:ncc an
~mmunt" ," L
~ke' nne led .. )lllf\
I he group
( llf(
~··
~athng tnl
~1!. tnterme
rudcnt~ \~,ttl b<
I 3 Pl credtt t
n~ \tau Le1
ders conservati l ~•ng 1en
tlboah at
1IUd1:11 I !I will
:roo~durcs anc
t~rc" (and. ae<-ordtng to Meud, ap­
proved)
l'he~c b1lb requne that all
·\mcncan 011 be transported m US
tnnl.cr' manned bv ·\menc:an Na\nl • pcr,onnel '-lead 'a1d the l'S hn'>lcw
tanker that lit tho-.c quuhficauon~
He ~id the ~timated co'>t ol thl\
undertaking \\auld be S2 btlhon
Mead thought crude oil \loragc
lor thl.' luturc would tnsure tt8ltin't
snternallonal o1l blackmatl . ..We
must create re,cnel>." he \31d "lf\\c
\.\ould ha'c hud these in 1973 .tnd tht'
011 embargo \\OUid ha\e been much
ea'>tcr to handle:."
Mc:.td md a change an rc:)OUrc;c
munngemenl I!> hadl~ needed I hu
b) the htrgc't re ... crvc. 1n the LS the
l'ljuv.tl Petroleum Pre~erve\ tn Flk
Jhlb. Cahlorm.t rn 197' and '74,
dunng the o1l cnw.. Congre~-.
couldn't agree whether or not to
~le.t"c .tn) ol the oil. ;)o it JU~l sat
there:
He 'IUtd (ongres~ ha' sought to
rc~lnct ml company monopohe'> b}
dl\'ldmg I hem 1nto rcf1ntng, ~htppme
and producmg compantes "One
com pan} '"'no longer r~pom.tble tor
the: whole proc~s." he: stud
Ocher legJ!i>lotion would deny o1l
compunie:. enlrance tnlo other tield ,
.. uch as 011 )hale or 1 hcrmul -.at lang
cntrgy Mcud though! such Cla.'!'\C'i
uon would be more: a lund ranee u charge 1
an a1d 10 re,ourcc con!lervatton ~~e of <.~II facsht
"1 h1s wouldn't tmprove 1,,111,0 handbo
pclltton " ht .,a1d "Compc:ll ll 1 ong wtl
tmprovc:d ~htn more hrm, enter ilust"' on Mo~
not when the\ 'rc: re~tricled ." ~om 1 to 3 p
\11cad :ud crude oil rc~er\'cS i}AUI~a wall teal
the ( onttnenlal "hell nrc o\\ n(d and 1 huri
I he go,crnment and drilling n, '"ho will
thert hu been vc:ry ancon advanced~
"l'hc tcdcrul go'-'etnment '>hould a week. 0
conscntng the:~c rc cncs but s p m
"tllt~\uc: drslhng le.1sc~ If more ~
who I' b.tdgerinl! them .1t lhe nsh 10 cake tli
fconom1c. rca~on~ for dnlhn~ '"'''" wsll hole
t.lii.C precedence 0\C:T the \\1\hei f-rtdays, f1
th~.; Su:rra (tub s p m • rel>p
l\n) energy ~.ri .. i-. we Studenb
c xpcuenced wu' pohq -anduccd. "'~>IShtng to su
market 1nduced The nnucuon. mu
~;hould . lop what 11\ domg no\\." lcrm 10 jOtli
.,,ud "R cpea I the DepJe Faeth ties wtll t
Allowunce, ttghtcn the Foretgn 1 chrough M
( rcdtl, repeal price control!> on \ug, and Sep
and ga,, rcpcallhl Jone-. \~.:t o~nu'
not P"" the I anker Htll ..
Mead urged the. ,\bandonm tt
ol the prc;.,enl "low prt~:e poltc\ •
encrg:r whether the pubht hkC-\ II
not.
"Let lhe rc.tl pric.: go up,"
Mead. "J'h,1t'll the ~~ coJl\clr\'ll~
mc:a!>Urc, '' FLO!
COLLEGE POETRY REVIEW ~e Deli
Violet a
8605 s. ~ The NATIONAl POETRY PA£U
Tho etoslno O.ta 101 tho 11ubmtuton ot manuacrtple by Coll~o Studantttt
April 1
ANV $TUOENT ellondlng allhtr jUOIOf Of oniOfOOIIogllllellglblelo IUbmll
hla ~liM Thoro It no limitation Ill) 10 101m Of I homo Shorler 'WOft!l ..,. PI•
lened bo u'o or &oaee llmllellona
Eae11 pollm musl 1M TVPEO ar PRINTED on a soperato ahool, ano muot
t1oa1 lhG NAME lllld HOME ADDRESS or tho tlud11n1, and lhe COLLEGE
ADDRESS u w()ll
MANUSCRIPTS enoutd bo oenl 10 the OFf.' ICE OF THE PRESS
NATIONAL POETRY PRESS
eoa 211 AQoura, Ce 11JOI lmpl
\r
"\-' . . -
Co
Pr r:o. "
0
ration
0\C:
pctiiiO'
~ enter
the
illin£
WIShCi
~··
mil
Ill J11n C nnnrll
"'.rr \\ rltrr •
the \u;trnlwtnpnc tycurwtll
.ut the (,rcat llarner Reel with
t :\CUt\WO\ to New ( ruane.a
~ lm.lunc\111
1 (' Pohtu:ul ">ctcnct Prnh~'~or
1Utllm I t\\1\ '"II tukt ·•tuoup nl '4
::dents tu the tslund continent lor
JO :and \Hnter ternt'
1 n.: t:roup Will stut.ly .tll.hpcct&
\u~truhan hfe .and rcccl\ c crcdll
cour c~ tn arc.a r.tudu~!l , .1 pohtic.tl
nee cuur c: I cw i' w1ll te.tch, ,,
:rttgn ~tudte\ project .and .1 human
:tO!rttl"hY c),,,:.. 111 ~han.1~h IJnt\ersa·
1n \tclbournc
1 he hurncslll) I' tcnuata\cly
dlcdulcd 1n Rtall.trt, .t l!irn.all town
X~Ul <>O mtlc:' northc.t'il ol
llcltJUUrnc. I he Cll) 's pro:~.untty to
: JIHl' 11\CI.II <.+.tpltal or Mclhournc
~ at~ )mall :otic w.cre .amnntr, the
QJOO\ II \\:t"' Cho\eO,
"II', tmportant to ha\e omc
tiJ!CIICOCe in a 'IOlotll ltotdllmnal
.,rnmunll) ·· 1 cwi~ e:.tpla 1 ned It
:.tkc' unc Icc! do~cr to Au\tr.tlian ..
IIUr\
I he group will ~tud) Au~tralian
~ew sailing
begins
( arulinc (,alt
~tafr \\ rller
Sathng an')truc.tton lor bcgin­
~g. tntermedt.tlt and ud\anced
wdc:nt\ will be t)llcred thl\ term Cor
3 Pl credtt b) l ( 'tudc:nts lcrr}
~ng. Matt I c:1in and John Shulka.
lh1r1g ten new. ( oronudo- 15
.. nooat~ .u l (. ·, pnvutc dock,
wall learn bil!>tc 'alcty
1\X.-c:ourc'l and 'pend lour hour. a
.. aahng on the Wtllamctte
li\C:f ( IUS\C\ WtiJ be hmttccJ IO 20,
•tlh a charge of S3S c1 tcrrn lor the
\Col til facahu~. plu' S I lorn bus1c
Gtbrtg hundbook
long w11l teach begmnang
l~sc~ on Monday, and Thur dny.,,
rom I to l p m and 3 to 5 p. m
1 lko wall teach begmner. on Mon­
and l hur.-.dl\y) from S to 7 p m
n. who w11l tn\truct mtcrmed1ntc
advanced )tudent\, wall hold one
W> a week, on Wedn~day' from I
5 p m
IC more: student ~ than the hmtt
.run to take the cour .. e. Shulka and
10 wtll hold cla-.~c on l uesday~
a.nd Fndny~. from I to 3 p m .tnd 3
to S p m , r~peCtlvely
~tudenh nnd laculty members
~tshang to sutl. but not wnnung
nnuCllon. may pny a fee ol S20 per
term to JOan the 'laahng club
Fac1htu:s will be uva1lnble lrom Jan
I through May, June I throush
-'ug., and Sept I through L>ec hie nut onl)' through nc.•dcmtc
chnnncls, but b) "plnymg tourtst."lf
lime .tnd money p.:rmll, I cwis ~1ud
he: hupc' to do c:xteo,I\IC truvc:hng
un t h( continent \ 1;1tanp .uc:.n. hkc
tht (Jreut B.u ru:r Reel .tnd the dcacrt
rcgum\ ol the Out bnd
I ewa• <~aacJ h( w 1\ 1ntere11ted an
takmg 'idctrap' tn 'orne ol the
lsl.tnd' nearbv. such a~ New Gumc:u • nr lndone<.ta .
fkcuu!tc there ar~ no 1tudent
ratct. lrom the we,t eoa~t to
Au1otr.llaa the: grt)Up may fly lrom
\',tncou,c:r B ( to l.nndt)n, on to
l>clh1, lndaa t.~nd ltnully to
~clbourne .
l cw1 h ,,~ taken three difterent
groups to \\-c1~hmgtun DC m other
)car , but aad he decided un
O\cr~cu~ tnp would be mure 1n·
tcrc~ung thl\ year. ;\u"rah.l :.eemcd
10 ht hi\ dc),cnption of an ideal
countr\· tn Vl!oll, • ''I\ c: watched my collc:aguc\
take group\ to every corner ul the
world," Lc\\ 1., ~a1d ' l hey ccmcd to
h.a\lc thnvcd on going to place'
where. 1hc. people, bug!~, lood. and
w.c. 1thcr don't like them
"As far as scheduhng the clas~e)
goe), the problem ·~that w~ wantlhe
~thng club to respond to the need'\
o( the students In term~ of teaeh1ng
It'\ very dafftcult to predtct what
tho e need' will be
.. We are )Uggt>llng :,orne
ava1lable tame~ and Instructor., and
we'd h!l.e to have student\ respond to
u\, telling ~ whtch sections they
prefer. !iO that we can accurately
schedule omethtng."
All interested ')tudents ~hould
end the cia~ umes they would
prdcr to box 38.
BURLINGAME
FLOWER SHOP
FLOWERS TO SUIT THE
OCCASION Corsage'
\\e Deliver 246-1311
Violet and Janet Patella
8605 S. W. Terwilliger -Houseplams Plamers r u11eral DestKm -
~f eddmg\
Improve your reading skills
A G P Rapi(/ Reacting
anti Co1nprehension Builcling
\ptll 7, 14, and 21
3-5 p.m. P.tmplin Room 10
Co!\t: 3600
Pre-register with Student De' elopmen t .. Out I prefer u plucc: where the:
curd .trc:n't stacked atcain't me ...
I cwt8 admtllcd thnt he i•n't a
"h~allcd hnquttt" und preferred an
tntdl h pcuk lOll country wl'vc: ~ceo
the: problem\ thut c.1n o..:CUJ when
nne doe n't knnw. the lungungc:," he
\illd
"f:vc:n tryanl! tn do the: moat
manor thtnp C'.tn drt\IC: you cruty .
",\llln, bccau..c we won't ha\c:
thutlanguugc barner ,I thin._ we'll be
uble to make gcnutnc contact wtth
the people:·
l.cwu; saad his mtercst in
,\u~trnhu began a' ·• boy ... When I
wa!i n kad, I read orne boo!\ about
the: Grc:.tt Barner Reel 10 ;.\ustr.tha."
he s.ud. "c\lcr 11mc.e then, I've had
thts drc,tm ol being the ttreat. an·
trcpid e:\plorc:r on the reef.
"And. in all candor, t\ustrolian~
ho\c ,t tcrnlic reputation of beang
grt'Jt leoma pluycn tnd b«r
dnnler ... I thmk I could lit mto thts
prett) well • Paar 7
"
\pplacants wtll be nottftc:d of
thctr .tcccpt.tncc: tnto the prosram in
the 'lecond or third wed. of pnng
term William I e"i'· political !ocltncr pro(~or Ill~ phOI<I
Job scope best in four years
LC RcgJ~trar Robert Wtlkm
"''d LC maght be able to parttcapate
m antercollegaate racmg next term.
"1 here 1\ an opponuruty for com­
petition. but the club has not been
very acuve an the past .. Wilkm said
"h~ maJor functton has been ~ a
teachtn(t raclhly
.. We do have opportunmes t'or
both tntercollegtate and casual rac­
ang. but there hns been very httle
response on the part of students.
<.urrently, we're trymgto organw: a
racang team, and 11 remaans to be
\een whether or not that's gomg to be
'uC<"c:-.sful Julie: Jones
!'\taff \\ricer
Job prospect lor gr.tduauns
~~mor luok better th1 year thun 10
the la\l lour. nccl)rding to u recent
uney of 616 rccruating
M@anttutton) in the: US, But l C
eniors do not feel as ecure in thear
pro1pc<:t u) th.i:. JlUd} should
\\<.trr~nt.
fhc recruitment ~un·c\ tn the •
Februnr) ,, Ul or ,\{atlut Optrru,
wh1ch t\ pubh,hcd by LCs Cureer
Plunmng .md Placement OU'ke.
1bow' the lollowtng .
• A gc:ner dl ancrc.t e in employ­
ment of 12 pcr~nt an .all held\ and ut
all degree level\ is antu;tp.lted (or
1977
• For the fil"t umc tn four }tar ,
employment in the Libcml ;\rt.\ area
l!t expected to be up b) c:tght perc.c:nt.
• Engmeering, the sciences,
math, technical and bu!>in~s field\
aho anticipate 1ncreascd job oppor­
tunitic\.
Ocnnts Hop~ood, director or
tht C.treer Plunnin(l and Pl:~cemen t
center, ts optam~\tk about how LC
gruduat~ w11l tare in the competitive
market lor Jobs.
"The <Jvottability ol jobs 1 im­
provmg .. Hopwood said .. Current­
ly we are surveytng the I <>76
graduat~ to get <~ beuer tdea ot how
many are work.mg now. and where
We're hopmg to ha'e most ol that
anlormnuon b)' the end ot pnng
term ..
' •
•
For lnforanation leading to the
recovery of seven CEREI\10NIAL
ROBES
.':>'even Rohes van ing in C'olor (purple.
n·hite. _\tlvcr. and gold) with insit:nias on
lapel,, and rope belt, have beennziJpla<. ed.
If \'OU know of their whereabouts contact: •
SA E FRATER ITY
Bux K I ur ext. ,\08 J'he ~urvc} result~ Will be the
first $CI of stntt~taa comptled n:gar­
dmg emplo)ment success for LC
scudunta.
~we nrc 1n the process of
orpnmng n nctworl.; of alumm who
ha"c \Oiunteerc:d to Ud\15e studcnt.s
m thl!tr career areas," Hopwood
~id WThe} "dl w or;.; ..-. ath JOb lraan­
tng program5 10 srndl13te schuob.
teach JOb search trutegle5, and
speal .u emanars."
The progro~m wlll stan on the
'tate level. and 11 sufliaent mtcrut tS
sho\\ n. "ill expand nauonwtde .
·The :-~lumm 01re u 'llluable resource
bec:au'c lhey are mvol\td an the
\'unou' job field~ right now."
Hopwood stud "Both tha oflice and
the tndividuil.l department $ at LC
"til be able to n:tet student~ to the
appropnatc alumni for their major
mtc~t."
Hopwood ,_id a.n o'e""helm­
tng maJont) of jobs in the l ~ are
nc,er odverused "One of our maJor
JOb here i teaching atudcnu how to
tap into tho~e unadvertised jobs."
Althoullh curn:nt prOJectao n
too~ good for Job hunung.
Hopwood warns that then: arc: man)
unlnown facton to con.stdc:r, and
that all proJe~;Uons ure made on
u .shon term basis.
The LOG recently 3\lc:d LC
~emor whether or not they telt
apprehenst\c about cntcnng the JOb
mnrlel
"Y~. 1 do," Fred \'ernon.
bntor) maJor. ~id . •There llfe Joe,
of job available. but most htndcr an
1nd1V1duar growth b) lOrang him
to accept or ~o things that arc
mcompatible to h1~ '\'lllues."
Dtd. Hartuni. business ad­
rntnhlratton major, and M1chelle
Henner, ~ocaology maJor, :also felt
'orne apprehen:-.ton. Both pliln to
Mut aw h1lc bel ore ent~rtnst thcar -maJor held~. wor .. ang at other Jl)bs,
'\~1p :-.;oftzgcr . n:h~ou tud1~
ffi.lJor. plan.~ un gomg tt., graduat~
'chol)l, but ':ltd. -ben ar I "en:n't, I
don't thmt l'd l«l :apprchenmc: .lt'
ll ne\\ e'periencc. und 11 challenge ."'
Th" /.()t, need\ ""rih:r" for pr·
lng lcrm in llfdcr to ti' c a cumplctt
prom(" ur "hat ~~ happtnin& on
campu,.,
'uu can learn prura,•onal
juurnah .. m \kills ., a rtponcr "hilt'
recti\ inc up to 2/ ntdH In Com·
munkatiom.
If J nu arc lntfl"tcd, call nt.
232 M '« Jeff Pftrct in the LOG
offirt. ...
-•
-First-ever LC women's
track meet due April 30
CaroUnr Galr
"'afT \\ ntrr
Gns"'old "i.tddiUm wall be the
5lle ol the firlit "omen's track meet an
Paonecr hastOf)' a,. LC ho ts a ten·
team an,·atanonal meet o\pnl 30.
LC coach Ro~em.arv E';ans. hu
httth cApcdauon~ for LL and ~Y>
the meet lS a. ubig 'tep lorward for
~omen .. The c\cnt ,., beang run
JOtnll) "'nh Ponland tate Una\CI')I·
1). and 'A ttl dra\\ moStl~ tc:anu I rom
the Women·s Conference of In­
dependent College;).
•J lhanL \\e ha\ie 3 lot of poten·
ual thiS \~ar ... E\'ans s.a1d. "It's a -gre:u ampro,emcnt O\er last )eJH
because \\e ha\t enough people on
the team to compete an e~>er) c\cnt
c1oc:cpt the s.hot put
·That puts us an a good place in
the \\ CIC fhe other small collegu
arc more or less an thcsamesuua11on
thllt \\c\e bttn an an previou~
)'tan-JUit a fc~ people out and not
enough to go an each e\C:nt. We have
18 people comang out this ca.on. "Our t'4o returrung lrom last
\ear are Kmt1 Koch and Karen • Lues), :snd both did lairl} well in the
WCIC Ia)\ )e.tr, cspecaally con­
Mdcring th:u the) were beginnen
and hadn't had an) experience."
f.van~ S3ad Koch run' ~print' the:
'" o•mlk, and rhc male rcla\. I uc..J~
run the male
E\Jru aho catcd di"uncc runner
Ctnd\ Owen~ "ho ba~ run an fi,e •
marathon ·'>he '" an e\amplc of
thecxpcnenccd ptople '4C ha\ecom­
tng an th" year ~orne ha\e run for
((lUr yea~ on J htgh ~chool 'ar!loit)
team
~we h"'' e rca II) ~trong athletes
an the hurdles. dastonoes. and the
high JUmp fhoM: are our strongest
pmnts at the moment. but \\e ba\tn't
1\«n all the other people"' orl1ng out
m their C:\ents )Ct. Kam Vandenberg,
for c ample, "all probabl) b<: ,·er)
promaMng 10 the long jump "
1 he team pr.tctices lave dah a •
'~eeL: \ccurdmg to I \'tin), dbtunce1 • runner:. log up I\, 10 male' :.~ da) Intramural water p
to be · next week
Dan Balmer
Spur t<~ Writer
• '\tttn·Ufl' contanue tor 10
tramuml \l1Cccr "hilt-liOitb.JII nnd
111ncr tuhc \l..ll~r polo rcgtstntlion
.arc com pitted \\ ater polo compell·
lion" til "tart ne~t week. and ,oftllall
''ill begin in Mad-April
lntr.tmur.th Director Scott Me·
Cord mu) add tcnni ... tr.1d and
lteld, goll. bo\\hng. and,, pte C>tllntz
conte 1 to the mtramurul h't 11 tu·
dent tnlcre .. t an the"~ ucti\tltes ts
'ihll\~n .
~lcCord hal> had a l(lt ",1 rc-
4UC'I" lor a 'oc~t league. :and be
Icc" thi, "ill be a good addtllon to
the int rumurul program Deadline
lor \OCCCI 'ign•Up~ I" <\prtJ 1\
Ten tc~.tm~ hll\c reghtcrcd for
the men' ,oft ball league:-, whtle lour
team~ wtll compo'c the co-ed ".>It·
bull diVI'IllO The tn.ncr lUbe watet
pultl pml_lram '' 1U compts\e lour
team'
McCord. ,, JUntlH, '' hlhng .1
"'' tnc:\ Jell b\ loram:r duectM Ra) . .
Br&l<er. ''ho took a JOb Mth the
Portl.md \tutc lJni\CNt) roolball JllllljloiOl l.t~l month
"I hope to oller the acu\111
,tutlcnt bud) "11l ¥~ant to
\'(ll\cd \\tth.'' Me( otd '·•id. ·t
"·lOtto m.tkc~Utllht e\'c:nl\
puhhct1cd '0 tho)e who '4ant
in\iol\cd c.111 'ce \\ htre. whcl\
ho\\ to _get •n on the c\ienh"
II enough tnterc!>l ''
111tr.unur.t1 innen ub( "atcr
mu) rn:c,lme a co-ed uctl\1\y,
cd "atcr polo, a gonl 'corte~
'4t10\Rn "ould be "orth two
nnd a gual b) ,, man "ould be
tlne rmnt McCord lecls th
ll)'tem "ould bring more oar~
tton to thr \port
~o thut no nne" 111 be ldt
the <. xcrcl't and competition
trumuroh. Me( ord '' also ' 'idering •l 'good old ·l·•~hton<ro
duv .. I h" m1ght mclude ,,
wtth 'uch acll\ tile~ ill~ sac..k m.,...
thrct ltggcd ru\:c\.
McCord, a J,E mnJor "
ang o~n hl1Urh wage from I C
\Hlf!..: :t' intramural\ darector
term he "ill al!lo reccmc
ac.1demac crc:dat for hi worl -.
tee~plt~cho~ef'\ tackle lhe "Iller Jump a1 (.infield\ lee Brta
fir.l place at tht meet nal \.1arch S. I ( lh nclod\ took
omen's hoop squad Juke Greenber~
pom Writer
The l C men's track team open­
ed the ~ea~on v.uh .sllrst-pluc.e fin"h
at l.mlleld College· Icc Breaker
IO\ nnuon.-1 '¥1arch S. I ergu,en broke the LC lre~hm.Jn
n:cord wnh hi!) wmning pertor­
mnncc ~ot lar behand wa~ fre!>hntan
Greg Calhoun who ran the hurdle' an
15.0 \tCond!l Deh:ndm~ I> I\ I net II
1ump <:hamp ( hurlc' Ycndo
cd the c 1 'on "11 h u good
nmnn·. \\innmg \\llh u JUmp that to y
Linda ~lebrnko
Gu~ t Writtr
LC"~ "omen') b:t\kctball team
lon to 1'40 team, tht"\ had beat • car her th~J 5ea$On. and had to cule
for faith place at the ~onb"ei'
CollqJ,Jatc ~omen·, Spon~ Auocaa­
lton chllmpton~tup tournament
,'1.1arch 3·S m Salem
Led b\ ~ruor eo--captain Cathy
Hdfeman l ( Jumped to a 22·poanl
halltime lead rn m 64-62 wan la•t
Thursday o\lcr Whnwonh College.
Whtt-.ronh rllllted to witban two
poants of the Ptoneen late an the
w:cond half, but LCstnlled in the last
mtnute to prcter\ic the win.
Pacific l.urheran Un.venaty ahuttered the Ptoneer)' hopt~ lor the
tourne\ Utle "nh a 66-54 "tn Frida\.
Altbo~gh l C had he1ght ad'<antag~
the Lutei' pre.) kept the Pioneers
down the enure pme. Pl.U went on
to ta~e M:cond place at the tourna­
ment
Donnu Roi om. Heffernan, and
Anne Hcnny combmed for 45 pom"
for LC aturdd)'.. but Linfield
Collette c.tpitalued on four L( toul­
outund 'ltormed to an 84-60 wan m a
f11't ·paced ~ontcJI . The wan ga\e the
Wtldcau. a 1 btrd·pluce fin"h
I be . ( W~A tournament end·
t'd the $C.! lion lor lhc I ( women. und
the college basketball careen ol
aenaor:. Cathy F.cho and Hdfernon .
Gagga's Imports
Elite & A~hc:s--- $66.66
Fischer Super Step $.59.33
22 A A\it.
l...ake 0i¥~e o Fischer Step $52.66
No W4x XC Skis in package Vmce \\ oods took firat place in
the • .WO.metcr dash with a lime or
49.0 seconds. ThiS wa' the first lime
that Wood' hus run the ~00 (or LC:
u~ually he run.. honer spnnti\
George Schick won the male run
wtth a 11me of 4:16.8 u time last
enough to establish ham a-s one oft he
lavorlles at the Northwc)t Con­
ference meet
Fr~hmon Rtck rtreusen took
llrst an the 110-meter hagh hurdle!>
wath a llmt of 14 9 'econds
OSWEGO
J~WELERS
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J 0% orr for llll 'ltudenes
636--1420
I JJ} .. 8'' A If', L al.. ,. On\ c•go Scmor 01.1\~:o \\ t\t!.C0\1 h.1d a
good day in 1 he Jn \ithn thro¥1 "in­
nang wuh UIO!o ol 233' 7 D.t' c: had ..
h\C thro" O\cr 2261ect us he '>tarted
lm ~ue 1 lor the nuunnRI lith:.
r 1m utiJUm won the pole \',tUit
h) !;O.tftng 14 lcet. ' J" •
Chuck Jen~en and '\teve
hod good IO\:o.c lor l C
hammer thro\\ both thro"i
l.H lc:ct.
t·rc:.hman Kevm Blo"
200 mctef5 in 22.6 econd' to
l C' be:.t sprtnt time
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